Israeli Air Force Hit Eight Syrian Air Defense Batteries in Sunday's Strikes
The Russian-provided S-300s were not in operation, but other Russian-made systems were hit
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- Mexico suffered record level of homicides in 2018 (DPA)
- Sudan's Bashir to arrive in Qatar on Tuesday (Reuters)
Haaretz Editorial
A Potential Danger on the Northern Front
The missile that was fired from Syria toward Israel and Israel’s response to it seem like another localized incident, despite the potential for a broader confrontation that lies...
Israel
Analysis Fifteen Years to 15th Richest: Netanyahu’s Pledge Looks as Elusive as Ever
In 2010, he said he would work ensure Israel jumped in the global rankings for per capita GDP. Instead, we’re stuck at 23rd in the GDP per capita ranking
Israel Election 2019
Retired Supreme Court Justice Joins Netanyahu’s Call to Delay Indictment to After the Elections
Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit is widely expected to refuse Netanyahu’s request
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
Infamous Private Paramilitary Firm Blackwater Planning Comeback. First Stop: Syria
Erik Prince, ex-Navy SEAL and brother of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, is offering Trump a way to both safeguard allies and pull troops out of the Mideast. Will he agree?
Middle East
One Palestinian Shot Dead While Trying to Stab Israeli Soldier
The West Bank assailant was shot at the scene by another soldier before he could do any harm
Jewish World
Israel Backs Down and Will Now Allow Deported Colombian Sisters to Visit Their Israeli Mom
Interior Ministry says it has no objections to young girls coming to stay with mom, who is an Orthodox convert – two months after detaining the girls at the airport and then sending them back to Bogotá
Culture & Life
Etgar Keret Wins Sapir Prize for Literature
Keret is the winner of this year’s Sapir Prize, Israel’s most prestigious and lucrative literary award, for his book “A Glitch at the Edge of the Galaxy,” a short—story collection published by Kinneret Zmora-Bitan Dvir
