'I'm Begging, Send Me a Certificate' Hebrew U Displays Letters From Jews Fleeing War
Thousands of young European Jews applied to Hebrew University in the 1930s and 1940s hoping that acceptance would allow them to relocate and save their lives
Breaking:
- Death toll from California fires rises to 71 (AP)
- Over 1,000 people unaccounted for after California fires, authorities say (AP)
- CIA reportedly concludes Saudi crown prince ordered Khashoggi killing in Istanbul (Haaretz)
- U.S. judge temporarily restores White House press pass to CNN's Acosta (Reuters)
- Netanyahu warns against early elections, says government fall would be 'historic mistake' (Haaretz)
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
Stacey Abrams Admits Defeat in Georgia’s Hotly Contested Governor’s Race
Abrams says she plans on suing the state of Georgia over 'gross mismanagement' of the elections ■ Republican Brian Kemp set to assume role as governor
Middle East
18 Palestinians Wounded by Israeli Live Fire in Border Protests, Gaza Health Ministry Says
Five wounded by rubber bullets and three of the wounded in serious condition, ministry says ■ Slogan for next week's protest to be 'the resistance forces are uniting the Palestinian people'
Jewish World
N.Y. Councilman Apologizes for Implying Orthodox Jews Aren't Normal
Peter Bradley sorry for saying 'normal Jews and non-Jews alike were grieving' over Governor Cuomo meeting Orthodox leaders
Culture & Life
The Iranian Pop Star Who Is Not Afraid of Israelis
Arrested three times in her native Iran, London-based Golazin Ardestani refuses to apologize for her music or lifestyle – or collaborating with Israeli songwriter Idan Raichel
