With Sudan Normalization, What Would Happen to Darfuri Refugees in Israel?
More vulnerable than ever, asylum seekers in Israel are anxiously following the raids and ethnic cleansing still taking place in Darfur
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Haaretz Editorial
Netanyahu’s Economic Violence
Benny Gantz, the alternate prime minister and Kahol Lavan party chairman, recently threatened that if a budget for 2021 isn’t prepared by the end of October and approved by the ...
Israel
Name of Israeli Army Base Goes Back 1,700 Years
Boundary stone in Greek naming the village of Nafah was found pursuant to infrastructure works, in this case laying a pipeline to the army base in the Golan Heights
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
'Anonymous' Senior Trump Official Revealed as Former DHS Chief of Staff Miles Taylor
Taylor’s anonymous essay was published in 2018 by The New York Times, infuriating the president and setting off a frantic White House leak investigation to try to unmask the author
Middle East
Opinion Will Biden Help Israel Take on Turkey?
Israel has a lot at stake in the eastern Mediterranean. Would Biden deal with Ankara’s aggression differently from Trump? Can Israel rely on him – and on the U.S. in general?
Jewish World
For Jewish Writers From Pittsburgh, the Tree of Life Tragedy Became Very Personal
New anthology allows two dozen rabbis, journalists and educators from the community to offer personal reflections on the October 2018 mass shooting
Culture & Life
Were There Neanderthals in Denmark? If So, They Could Sail or Swim
No evidence of early hominin occupation has been found in Denmark, but stones from a layer dating to about 120,000 years ago do resemble stone tools, say Danish archaeologists
Travel in Israel
COVID-19 Kills an Israeli Rite of Passage: The Post-army Backpacking Trip
With the skies closed, the nomadic dreams of a generation have been shattered. Some, however, have found backpacking possibilities in their own backyard
