How Close to China Is Too Close for Israel?
Visit by VP Wang is a coup for Netanyahu, but local critics say he’s giving China too much sway and even endangering ties with U.S.
Breaking:
- Israeli Chief Rabbinate keeps a secret list of approved rabbis from abroad (Haaretz)
- Woman, 62, badly burned in fire near Carmel Market, Tel Aviv (Haaretz)
- Koreas, US-led UN Command meet again at Koreas' border (AP)
- Rabin’s grandchild calls on Netanyahu to ‘stop the incitement’ (Haaretz)
- Israeli committee approves bill denying visits to Hamas prisoners (Haaretz)
Haaretz Editorial
Neutralizing the Legal Advisers
The Knesset Constitution, Law and Justice Committee on Monday will begin debating a bill that would give every minister control over the search committee tasked with finding a l...
Israel
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
Trump Attempting to Define Transgender Out of Existence, NY Times Reports
A draft of the Trump administration memo says gender should be determined 'on a biological basis that is clear, grounded in science, objective and administrable'
Middle East
Opinion Why We Should Go Easy on the Saudi Crown Prince
For 50 years we’ve prayed for a key Arab leader who agrees to sign a significant pact with Israel. Such a leader has finally arrived.
Jewish World
Dutch Public Broadcaster Popular With Dutch Arabs Slammed for Airing Holocaust Jokes
The animation 'Mocro Park' is meant to celebrate and satirize the country’s Arab youth culture
Culture & Life
'Bad Times at the El Royale': Blood, Suspense and Chris Hemsworth's Abs
Several strangers cross paths at a derelict roadside motel in a time-jumping, twist-filled movie that cleverly deconstructs and remakes its genre. But what’s the message?
