The shock of Prime Minister Bennett and other lawmakers are more disturbing in light of the fact that the tracking of the cellphones of politicians, activists and journalists, has existed for years in connection with Palestinians within and beyond Israel’s borders
Truaa can give people in quake-vulnerable affected areas precious seconds to save their lives before the destruction waves hit their city
Widespread criticism of the high cost of living and the recent wave of price increases has put pressure on the government, which has responded with band-aid measures to calm the...
Chief of Staff Kochavi rejects findings of external committee into incident that killed Maj. Ofek Aharon and Maj. Itamar Elharar, instead accepting findings of internal committee that absolved unit commander of responsibility
After a Texas synagogue was held hostage, U.S. intelligence fears copycat attacks by domestic and foreign extremist groups
Naomi Perlman was wounded by fragments of a rocket fired from Gaza, while her caregiver, an Indian national, was killed on the spot
The eyes of the world are focused on Ukraine, and so is our podcast: Haaretz reporter Liza Rozovsky joins us live from the ground, while in studio, Alon Pinkas discusses what the drama means for Biden and Putin
What goes on inside us when we think, remember, imagine? Scientists in Haifa are plumbing the world of consciousness by using advanced tools to observe subjects who are meditating. The interventions they've developed enhance mental health – as seen among African refugees in Tel Aviv
The Canaanites built the fortress to defend themselves against the Philistines
