28-year-old Bedouin Shot Dead in Southern Israel
Police arrived at the scene after reports of gunshots heard in Tel Sheva in Israel's Negev desert
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Putin 'Cannot Remain in Power,' Biden Says in Impassioned Speech on Ukraine War
In a major address delivered at Warsaw's Royal Castle, Biden evoked Poland's four decades behind the Iron Curtain in an effort to build a case that the world's democracies must urgently confront an autocratic Russia as a threat to global security and freedom
Middle East
Palestinians Vote in West Bank Local Elections Boycotted by Hamas
While the parliamentary elections were indefinitely postponed by President Abbas, a steady stream of voters was seen outside polling stations, in a second round of voting with more visible opposition to his Fatah party
Podcasts
Putin's War: 'China, U.S. Share One Interest in Ukraine Right Now.' LISTEN
While Russia's economy collapses under sanctions and Putin's army bombs Ukraine, the U.S. is closely following China's response to the war, hoping it doesn't get involved, says Haaretz analyst Alon Pinkas
Culture & Life
'Jewish Matchmaking' Show Coming to Netflix
Netflix’s companion site Tudum says it will feature 'singles in the U.S. and Israel as they turn their dating life over to a top Jewish matchmaker'
Travel in Israel
Kosher Rafting on the Jordan River: ultra-Orthodox Tourists Found Their Wild Side
From studying at the yeshiva to windy jeep rides: Recent years have seen a sharp rise in the number of Haredim vacationing in Israel, with a clear preference for adventure
