How Conservative American Money Helped the Religious Right Take Over Israel
The left needs to pay heed if it wants to fight back
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Haaretz Editorial
Gantz, Don’t Fold by Joining Netanyahu
On Tuesday evening Benjamin Netanyahu gathered the Likud MKs and announced: “There are two possibilities – a government headed by me, or a government leaning on the Arab parties...
Israel Election 2019
'This Is Where Netanyahu Got Us To': The Israeli Leftists Who Cast Their Ballot for Lieberman
Hawkish Yisrael Beiteinu leader gained eight seats in Tuesday's vote, with many center-left voters voting for him despite his questionable past and belligerent policies
Israel
Two Families of Migrants Slated for Deportation Released on Bail
Both families were freed until the end of the proceedings against them, with the threat of deportation still hanging over their heads ■ Bail was raised by residents of Herzliya, where they reside
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio Ends 2020 Presidential Bid
'It's clearly not my time,' de Blasio says, vowing to support whoever wins the Democratic Party's nomination
Middle East
Iraq Caught in the Crossfire of U.S., Israeli Efforts to Contain Iranian Influence
Hosting thousands of U.S. troops and Shi'ite military bases, a conciliatory government seems more and more unlikely to be able to bridge the divide between conflicting foreign forces and their local allies
Jewish World
Austria's Oldest Holocaust Survivor Dies at 106
Marko Feingold, who served as the leader of Salzburg's local Jewish community, was detained in 1939 and endured a six-year odyssey through concentration camps
Culture & Life
Feminism, Nakba and Tears: This Young Palestinian Artist's Works Are Hard to Look Away From
Womanhood and national identity politics are at the heart of the drawings of artist Samah Shihadi, now on display at her solo Tel Aviv Museum exhibition
Travel in Israel
Baking Sacramental Bread and Bombing Enemy SUVs: The Patriot's Guide to Fun in Israel
Baking bread for the Temple, learning about Israeli army weapons and sifting through debris from the Temple Mount – our correspondent takes a 'patriotic' vacation
