Orthodox vs. Orthodox Inside One of the Fiercest Battles Raging in the Jewish World
Will the religious pendulum swing away from the hardliners?
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Haaretz Editorial
Netanyahu's Gate of Darkness
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu apologized for the detaining and questioning of American Jewish journalist Peter Beinart at Ben-Gurion Airport earlier this week, saying it was...
Israel
Opinion Just Look at Ben-Gurion Airport
Profiling is the name of the game, intended to make it easy for us, the privileged Israeli Jews, and deprive and degrade all the rest
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
Iran's Khamenei Admits Mistake Over Nuclear Talks With U.S.
'It was a loss for us,' Khamenei says regarding his decision to allow Iranian foreign minister to speak with U.S. in 2015 about a nuclear agreement
Jewish World
Hydrox, the Original Kosher Sandwich Cookie, Accuses Oreos of Sabotage
Before there was the Oreo, there was Hydrox. The kosher company now is accusing Oreo of pushing their products to the side
Middle East
Opinion Turkey Opts for Economic Warfare Over Economic Policies
Like other authoritarian leaders such as in Iran and Venezuela, Erdogan would rather fight untouchable enemies than deal with problems
Culture & Life
Uri Geller Bends Dirt Pile, Finds Ottoman-era Soap Factory in Israel
While building the Uri Geller museum in Jaffa, the psychic says he intuited that there was something beneath a suspect pile of refuse
