Why Iran Thinks It Has an ‘Insurance Policy’ Against an Israeli or U.S. Strike
Israeli and American officials think Tehran is trying to ‘wait out’ Trump's first term
Breaking:
- Trump cancels military parade, will go to Paris November 11 instead (Reuters)
- Turkish court rejects U.S. pastor Brunson's appeal for release (Reuters)
- Israel allows Gaza mom to leave, accompany her toddler to cancer treatment (Haaretz)
- 70-year-old man died while climbing a cave near Karnei Shomron (Haaretz)
- The IDF said Israeli hit and killed by car in West Bank was apparently an accident (Haaretz)
Haaretz Editorial
No One’s at Fault
Military Advocate General Maj. Gen. Sharon Afek announced Wednesday he was closing the “Black Friday” case without taking any steps against anyone involved. This announceme...
Israel
Israel Sees a Dwindling Number of Startups
The Globes financial news website reported that the number of startups has decreased to 700 in 2017 from 1,000 in 2014, according to data from Startup Nation Central
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
Omarosa Rips Trump's 'Sickening' Relationship With Ivanka
The former Trump aide claims she taped a call she received from Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner after her firing by Chief of Staff John Kelly
Middle East
IN PHOTOS Ten Tons of Palestinian Mail Were Held in Jordan Since 2010. Israel Just Allowed Its Delivery
Israel's chief liaison office with the Palestinians describes the one-time transfer as a 'gesture'
Jewish World
Forgotten Memories of Libya's Vibrant Jewish Community
The Jewish community in Libya was cosmopolitan, prosperous and educated. The death of the author’s Tripolitanian grandmother brought back memories of a fascinating society gone forever
Culture & Life
Can Caesarea Become the Acropolis of Israeli Tourism?
In one of Israel’s most expensive restoration projects ever, the city's ancient theater will be revealed, together with about 90 percent of the old city and the port
