With Sara's Conviction, Netanyahus Deceitfully Portray Themselves as Ultimate Victims
Instead of thanking for VIP criminal procedure his wife had been granted, Netanyahu chose baseless, ridiculous self-pity
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Haaretz Editorial
What Netanyahu Sowed, This Northern Israeli City Reaps
Slogans regarding the need to “preserve the Jewish character” of a place were once again heard in Afula, during a demonstration on Saturday night held in front of a home that wa...
Israel
Analysis Three Judges Put Aside Duty to Protect Sara Netanyahu's Honor
The true face of the judicial system was revealed when it came to judging the strongest woman in the country
Israel Election 2019
Ex-Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked Says She Is Considering Running in Upcoming Israeli Election
Shaked says she doesn't rule out rejoining her former party Habayit Hayehudi, but will 'absolutely not' try to return to politics with Naftali Bennett
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
Florida Man Arrested for Threatening to Kill Minorities
In a social media post, the suspect praised mass shooters, including the gunman from the Poway synagogue shooting
Middle East
Istanbul Mayoral Candidates Face Off in Rare Debate Ahead of Repeat Election
The city is set to hold a repeat of the March 31 election, after an opposition candidate won and Turkey's governing party successfully challenged the results
Jewish World
Swastika Graffiti Found on Argentine Holocaust Memorial
Act of vandalism follows three anti-Semitic incidents in the country in three months
Culture & Life
In Jezreel Valley, a Palestinian Farming Scion Breathes New Life Into His Family's Lands
With an organic community farm, the first of its kind among Israel’s Arabs, Amir Ounallah wants to feed the people of the valley again
