U.S. Jewish Communities Face Up to New Security Challenges After Pittsburgh and Poway
Synagogues, schools and community centers wrestle with difficult dilemmas — how to be safe but remain welcoming, and how to fund it all
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Haaretz Editorial
It’s Time to Take to the Streets
On Tuesday, the extension that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received from President Reuven Rivlin to try to form a government will expire. The process of forming the fifth ...
Israel
Analysis With Its National Security at Stake, Israel Takes Sides in U.S.-China Trade War
Israel's security officials object to a Chinese infrastructure project in central Israel ■ What seems like a shift in policy comes amid growing U.S. concerns that China could strategically gain from such investments
Eurovision 2019
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
Pelosi Suggests Maybe Trump 'Wants to Take a Leave of Absence' After 'Tantrum'
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi also said, 'I wish that his family or his administration or his staff would have an intervention for the good of the country'
Middle East
Israeli Government to Continue Subsidizing Flights to Southern Resort Town of Eilat
The decision came despite criticism that many passengers benefiting from the reduced rates are Israelis or foreign tourists who end up vacationing in nearby Jordan or Egypt
Jewish World
Opinion What Jewish Law Really Says About Abortion
The religious Jewish community cannot justify staying on the sidelines of the abortion debate, writes an ultra-Orthodox health care researcher
Culture & Life
Lechaim! Israeli Archaeologists Resurrect 5,000-year-old Yeast and Make Beer From It
Scientists found microbes that survived for thousands of years inside pores in the clay of ancient pottery used to make and store beer and wine
