Why Flooded Israeli F-16s Do Not Bode Well for an Iran War
Winter storms debacle raises questions about Israel's readiness
Breaking:
- Trump gives dramatic account of Soleimani's last minutes before death (Reuters)
- Lebanon police fire tear gas at protesters amid Beirut riots (AP)
- Netanyahu says he spoke to Putin again about jailed Israeli woman Naama Issachar (Haaretz)
- Gazan farmer killed in explosion; Police in the strip claim IDF grenade was the cause (Haaretz)
- Libya's eastern-based forces move to halt oil exports (AP)
Weekend reads
Code Name 'Angel': Mossad Agent Speaks Out
Iranian Nuclear Breakout? Not So Fast
Designer Villa With Sprawling View of Occupation
From Pimp to Respected Rabbi
Miserable Week for Religious Zionist Politics
Default Will Mean the End of Lebanon
Netanyahu, Serial Abuser of Diaspora Jews
Visit to First 'Bedouin Promenade'
Egypt Wary of a Risky Military Adventure in Libya
Netanyahu’s Trumpian Election Strategy
FYI, Putin: This Family Will Do Anything
Flooded F-16s Don't Bode Well for Iran War
Behind Israel's Capitulation to Putin's Revisionism
Next Netflix Star Is an Egyptian Puppet
No #MeToo for These Palestinian Women
Inside 'Night of the Kosher Knives'
Why Israel Has Soviet-style Butter Shortages
Haaretz Editorial
In Israel's Next Election, It's Either Sanity or Corruption
The alliance on the left, of the Labor Party, Gesher and Meretz, and on the right, of Hayamin Hehadash, National Union and Habayit Hayehudi, bring into focus the true meaning of...
Israel Election 2020
Israel
Israel Police Arrest Palestinian Woman After Attempted Stabbing in Jerusalem
Police say the woman waved a knife at policemen in Damascus Gate, prompting forces to detain her; sources say suspect acted like she wanted to get arrested
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
Biden Mocks Trump’s Claim to Speak Against anti-Semitism
White supremacy is 'the single most important thing we have to excise,' presidential candidate says, slamming president for reaction to deadly Charlottesville protest
Middle East
Iranian Chess Referee Afraid to Return Home After Being Accused of Violating Dress Code
32-year-old Shohreh Bayat 'examining options' after defying warnings about her outfit from the Iran Chess Federation
Jewish World
Brazil Removes Culture Secretary After Video Echoes Goebbels
Roberto Alvim was sacked on Friday after posting a video in which he appeared to copy a speech by Nazi propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels
Culture & Life
The Aquatic Neanderthal: They Could Swim and Dive for Clams
Over 100,000 years ago, a group of Neanderthals in Italy would winter in a cave by the seaside and dive as much as 4 meters deep to collect shells – but not for eating
Travel in Israel
Mortifying: Israel Announces New Hotel Construction at Dying Dead Sea
The four new hotels will line the pockets of billionaire Yitzhak Tshuva. But how much will the government spend to save the sea itself?
