With Orbán and Soros, Hungary’s Jews Trapped Between pro-Israel and anti-Semitic Politics
Hungary is spending heavily on the Jewish community. So why is the Netanyahu-Orban alliance 'making Hungarian Jews shiver'?
Breaking:
- UK PM May threatened rebels with a national election (Reuters)
- Red Alert blares in Israel's Golan Heights on Syria's border (Haaretz)
- U.S. grand jury indicts woman on charges of being Russian agent (Reuters)
- IDF calls for political pressure on Gaza civilians in last-ditch effort to avoid war (Haaretz)
- Land dispute leaves 13 dead in southern Mexico (AP)
Haaretz Editorial
The Education Commissar
The passage of a law that will bar organizations from lecturing at schools if they don’t suit Education Minister Naftali Bennett’s world view once again proves that what interes...
Israel
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
10 Moons Orbiting Jupiter Discovered, One 'Oddball' on a Collision Course
In 2014, the same team of scientists found the object with the most-distant known orbit in the Solar System and was the first to hypothesize the existence of a putative planet popularly called Planet X or Planet Nine
Jewish World
Sacha Baron Cohen’s 'Who Is America?' Is Rude, Crude And, Occasionally, Brilliant
Cohen's Israeli 'terrorist terminator' Col. Erran Morad is a stroke of genius and proves that politicians will say anything – even voicing support for arming toddlers
Middle East
Syrian Rebels, Iran Reach Deal to Evacuate Opposition-held Shi'ite Villages
A commander in the regional alliance that backs President Bashar Assad said 100 buses were heading to the two towns to evacuate around 6,000 alongside 300 Alawite civilians held by rebels
Culture & Life
Natufian Matza Archaeologists Find 14,400-year-old Pita in Jordan's Black Desert
Making fresh bread from opportunistically collected wild grains was really hard, but maybe the innovation smelled so good that the people invented agriculture
