Israel to Hebron Municipality: Consent to New Settler Homes, or Lose Property Rights
Israel aims to build 70 new Jewish homes in the Palestinian city
Breaking:
- Likud cancels slate primary, will only hold election for chairman (Haaretz)
- Saudi Arabia ends gender-segregated entrances for restaurants (Reuters)
- Third Israeli election expected in March 2020 if Knesset dissolves (Haaretz)
- Australia snubs Israeli project on child sex abuse over Malka Leifer extradition (Haaretz)
- Sunni leaders in Lebanon say Hariri only suitable candidate for PM (Haaretz)
Weekend reads
Hezbollah Commandos Back on Israel's Border
They Regret Getting Circumcised After Moving to Israel
Palestinian Boys Shot by Sniper Fire on Their Way Home
This Town Shows Germany Isn't Confronting Nazi Past
'Mariah Carey Took Us to Perform at the White House'
99% Certainty Israel Is Going to Election
With Corbyn, U.K. Jews Would Feel Like 2nd-class Citizens
Trump Impeachment vs. Netanyahu Indictment
Costly Iraqi Port Kept Shut 'By Order of the People'
Evangelicals Still See Trump as God's Emissary
Results Are In: Israel's School System Is Sick
London Fears Brexit More Than Terror Attacks
'I Haven’t Been Back in the U.S. Since Trump'
Orthodox NYC Women Fight to Get Their Own Ambulance
Secrets, Lies: Behind the 1947 UN Partition Plan for Palestine
How a Geographer Envisions Israel's Border
When Netanyahu Eventually Departs, Don't Celebrate
Netanyahu’s End: A Frightful Spectacle
Was John Demjanjuk Really 'Ivan the Terrible'?
Kushner’s New Priorities: Mideast Peace Out, Border Wall In
Dead Spy, Chinese Hackers and Warning Israel
The New Prophet on Modern Kabbala Research
Boris Johnson Won't Protect the Jews
Palestinian Shot After Towel Mistaken for a Firebomb
Trump and Netanyahu’s Sodom and Gomorrah
N.Y. Orthodox Jews Fighting Stigma of Opioid Addiction
Before Dying at Auschwitz, He Led a Tortured Life
The Russians Are Coming: Israel’s New Crop of Reform Rabbis
From Iran to Hong Kong, World Is Ungovernable
This Wealthy Azerbaijan Town Is 100% Jewish
Must Reads
Haaretz Editorial
Needed: A Commission of Inquiry Into the Submarine Affair
The corruption involved in the purchase of submarines and ships from the German shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp makes it among the worst such affairs in Israel’s history. It involves b...
Israel
Third Israeli Election Expected in March 2020 if Knesset Dissolves
Parties in disagreement over when exactly to send Israelis to the polls again, on a Memorial Day, Purim or anniversary of Hasidic figure's death
Haaretz Magazine
Israel Election 2019
Netanyahu Calls for Direct Election for PM Between Him and Gantz
Kahol Lavan says move is attempt by Netanyahu to deflect attention from indictment in corruption cases ■ Knesset unlikely to approve change in election method as it may dissolve in four days
U.S. News
WATCH Clinton Torches Sanders Over Loss to Trump: 'Hope He Doesn't Do It Again'
Clinton was interviewed by Howard Stern who mocked Sanders for his policy proposals, saying it was 'like running for fifth grade call [president], I will give you free everything'
Middle East
Saudi Arabia Ends Gender-segregated Entrances for Restaurants
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been easing segregation and restrictions on women over past year, accompanied by a crackdown on dissent
Jewish World
British Daily Modifies Op-ed to Drop Claim Settlements Are ‘The Trouble With Jews'
The piece by Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek sought to clear Corbyn, but was rebuked itself for anti-Semitism
Culture & Life
What Are the Best Movies of 2019? ‘Once Upon a Time,’ ‘Portrait’ Top AP’s List
Associated Press Film Writers Lindsey Bahr and Jake Coyle name their choices for the best films of 2019
Travel in Israel
7 Tel Aviv Eateries Featured in Famed '50 Best Discovery' List
The city's leading trends: cocktails and chef restaurants
