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:
- Australia, Malaysia at loggerheads over possible Jerusalem embassy (Reuters)
- Family of Palestinian killed by rocket attack asks why rescuers overlooked him (Haaretz)
- Israelis from Gaza border communities stage protest in Tel Aviv (Haaretz)
- Soros foundation slams Facebook for spreading anti-Semitic smears against Jewish billionaire (Haaretz)
- Florida U.S. Senate contest headed towards hand recount, results too close to call (Reuters)
Haaretz Editorial
Fake Elections
Facebook and its WhatsApp and Instagram apps have a monopoly on social media. Two billion people use Facebook every month, and according to the Pew Research Center, four out of ...
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
Bennett: I Asked to Be Defense Minister, Israel's Deterrence Is Eroding
Education minister, who heads Habayit Hayehudi party, says country has made the mistake of thinking there is no solution to terrorism
Jewish World
Opening Italy’s ‘Closet of Shame’
Italy's Racial Laws took effect 80 years ago, but Italy still hasn’t faced its fascist past, says Liliana Segre, the Holocaust survivor turned senator
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
