Israeli Killed in Suspected Car-ramming in West Bank
Driver flees scene ■ Incident under investigation ■ IDF sets up roadblocks around Nablus
Breaking:
- Israeli killed in suspected car-ramming in West Bank (Haaretz)
- Russia says drone attacks on its main base in Syria have increased (AP)
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- Turkish finance minister says Turkey will come emerge stronger from market volatility (Reuters)
- New Amnesty International chief slams Trump for separating migrant families (AP)
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
How Hasidim 'Took Over' an Israeli City, According to a Disgruntled Resident
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: An Arad resident tells the story of how she met her husband at the lowest point on Earth
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
Schools for Palestinian Refugees to Open on Time Despite U.S. Cuts, UNRWA Says
Schools' opening had been in doubt after the UN agency said it lacked funds to pay the 22,000 teachers in its educational network in Gaza, the West Bank, East Jerusalem, Jordan and Syria
Middle East
Egyptian Intelligence Chief Visited Israel to Discuss Hamas Cease-fire
According to the Al-Hayat newspaper, Maj. Gen. Abbas Kamel was in Tel Aviv to 'discuss the final details of an integrated agreement that included Israel's approval of the truce'
Jewish World
Top Jewish Agency Executive Outside Israel Quits
Barely two weeks after Isaac Herzog takes over, head of fundraising steps down
Culture & Life
The Anti-apartheid Fighter Who Turned Palestinian Ruins Into Jewish Tourist Sites
He was a South African freedom fighter. She was from the Israeli aristocracy. An archive discovered in Tel Aviv sheds light on Arthur Goldreich and Tamar de Shalit's contradiction-rife lives
