Israel's Deal With the UAE Spells New Conditions for Ties With Arab States
Agreement gives the green light to Bahrain, Oman and Qatar to advance their own private deals with Israel
Breaking:
- U.S. loses Iran arms embargo vote at UN (Reuters)
- Israel strikes Hamas targets after explosive-laden balloons launches from Strip (Haaretz)
- 27-year-old man drowns at Charles Clore Beach in Tel Aviv (Haaretz)
- UN voting on indefinite extension of arms embargo on Iran (AP)
- Lebanon's prosecutor general charges 25 over port blast, source says (Reuters)
UAE Deal and More Weekend Reads
Inside the UAE’s Unique Leverage Over Israel
The Only Ones Left Out of the Deal
Netanyahu Trades Imaginary Annexation for Real Life Win
Defund NYPD? The Debate Raging Among N.Y. Jews
No Big Fat Israeli Weddings. For Some, That’s Good
‘If She Says It Hurts, Don’t Stop, Do It Faster’
Shocking Saudi Snub From Pakistan Boon for China, Turkey
I Signed Up for Online Therapy to See if It Really Works
Can Jews and Christians Truly Reconcile?
Three Kids Were Shot in the Head. No No One Knows Why
'At Least One Serial Killer Is Now Operating in Israel'
Mysterious Giant Mounds in Jerusalem Baffle Archaeologists
Streaming Website Is a pro-Netanyahu Stronghold
Bibi Gave Up on Annexation. Will His Voters Give Him Up
Greece Tries to Enlist Israel in Its Gas War With Turkey
Must Reads
Saudi Arabia's Shocking Snub From Pakistan Is a Bonanza for China and Turkey
Pakistan’s foreign policy has a rule: Say yes to whatever comes out of a Saudi mouth. But last week, Pakistan slapped back. Why? And who will it really benefit?
Haaretz Editorial
Open Season on Netanyahu's Prosecutor
Deputy State Prosecutor Liat Ben Ari, the chief prosecutor in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption trial, has been the focus of the assault on the law enforcement syst...
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Israel
Analysis Israel Thwarted a North Korean Cyberattack on Its Defense Industry. But Other Sectors Remain Vulnerable
A new paper warns that as Israel’s ports become more computerized, they’re more exposed to danger
Haaretz Magazine
This Israeli designer put her own spin on an iconic Biblical story
Then Netanyahu called and started screaming his head off. It was absolutely awful
'Hardly any politician is like Hitler. Stop invoking him on the internet'
‘If she says it hurts, don’t stop’: Accounts of the ultra-Orthodox wedding night
U.S. News
Michael Cohen Says to Reveal Trump's 'Skeletons' in Upcoming Book
'Trump had cheated in the election, with Russian connivance, as you will discover in these pages,' the president's former personal lawyer writes in the forward of 'Disloyal, A Memoir'
Middle East
Lebanon's Prosecutor General Charges 25 Over Port Blast, Source Says
Legal sources said the suspects would now be referred to a criminal court to be tried
Jewish World
Opinion Adin Steinsaltz, a Key Player in Judaism’s Oldest Conflict
Adin Steinsaltz was a key protagonist in a millenia-long debate within Judaism: Should access to its core texts be confined to an elite or to the masses? Is Judaism about conservation or innovation? What makes a rabbi ‘great’?
Culture & Life
Mysterious Giant Mounds in Jerusalem Baffle Archaeologists
Why did the ancient Judahites pile up huge heaps of stones and soil near their capital? The recent dig at one of these mounds has only deepened the enigma surrounding these structures
Travel in Israel
They're Brainless, They Terrorize Beachgoers and They May Be Able to Help Humanity
Israeli researchers dive into the murky world of jellyfish
