To Solve Cold Cases, All It Takes Is DNA and a Genealogy Site
19 long-pending cases have been solved in the U.S. in the past year using a DNA database. An Israeli scientist warns genetic information could soon be abused
Breaking:
- Politicians ramp up anti-migrant rhetoric in campaigns from US to Brexit, experts say (Reuters)
- VP Pence: Trump to meet N.Korea's Kim in 2019, wants plan to end arms program (Reuters)
- Report: U.S. eyes possible ways to remove Erdogan foe Gulen to appease Turkey (Reuters)
- Netanyahu cancels visit to Austria in light of political, security climate (Haaretz)
- U.S. mail bomber Cesar Syaoc pleads not guilty to 30 federal charges in New York (Reuters)
Haaretz Editorial
Elections Now
Wednesday’s resignation of Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman isn’t important per se. The Yisrael Beiteinu leader didn’t add much in his role. Still, the erosion of the governin...
Israel
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
Soros Foundation Slams Facebook for Spreading anti-Semitic Smears Against Jewish Billionaire
Open Society Foundations president Patrick Gaspard tells Sheryl Sandberg: Your methods threaten the very values underpinning our democracy
Middle East
U.S. Sanctions 17 for Role in Killing of Saudi Journalist Khashoggi
The sanctions will reportedly be implemented under the Global Magnitsky Act, which imposes sanctions over human rights abuses
Jewish World
100 Years to End of World War I: Rare Jewish Photos
A look at the Jewish heroes of 'the war to end all wears'
Culture & Life
A Jerusalem Art Show Revives the Ghosts of 1948
The exhibition ‘Properties’ in Jerusalem’s Talbieh neighborhood is a brave event. An in-depth look at the area, it features works by Palestinian and Israeli artists who present a sophisticated take on the hurts of 1948
