Jordan Revoking Part of Peace Treaty With Israel an Economic 'Death Sentence' for Farmers
'We need to know what happens if the king doesn’t change his mind,' one farmer says
Breaking:
- Israeli Chief Rabbinate keeps a secret list of approved rabbis from abroad (Haaretz)
- Palestinian shot after stabbing Israeli soldier in Hebron, army says (Haaretz)
- Cars vandalized, hate graffiti in W. Bank Palestinian village, Palestinians say (Haaretz)
- Jewish General Assembly kicks off in Tel Aviv (Haaretz)
- Saudi king, crown prince call slain journalist Khashoggi's son, 'expressed condolences' (AP)
Haaretz Editorial
Neutralizing the Legal Advisers
The Knesset Constitution, Law and Justice Committee on Monday will begin debating a bill that would give every minister control over the search committee tasked with finding a l...
Israel
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
Top U.S. General Confirmed Wounded After Afghanistan Shooting
U.S. Army Brigadier General Jeffrey Smiley, was confirmed as one of two Americans wounded in Thursday's attack that killed the police chief of the southern Afghan province of Kandahar
Middle East
WATCH Saudi Operative Seen on Camera in Khashoggi's Clothes After He Was Killed, Report Says
The revelation came the same day as five Turkish employees of the Saudi consulate in Istanbul are giving statements as witnesses under an investigation into the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi
Jewish World
Dutch Public Broadcaster Popular With Dutch Arabs Slammed for Airing Holocaust Jokes
The animation 'Mocro Park' is meant to celebrate and satirize the country’s Arab youth culture
Culture & Life
'Bad Times at the El Royale': Blood, Suspense and Chris Hemsworth's Abs
Several strangers cross paths at a derelict roadside motel in a time-jumping, twist-filled movie that cleverly deconstructs and remakes its genre. But what’s the message?
