Universities to hold exams remotely ■ Active coronavirus cases in Israel pass 10,000 ■ Five deaths registered in West Bank in two days ■ Netanyahu announces restrictions on gatherings
Some say they were at home at the time in question, but they have no means of appealing the order which came after Knesset temporarily allowed Shin Bet assistance to locate suspected patients
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The Elders, founded by Nelson Mandela, send letters to the leaders of France, Germany, Britain and the European Union, insisting annexing parts of the West Bank would have political and economic ramifications
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A globetrotter with an incredible story and a family facing a major life change
While the government has relied largely on unemployment payments to deal with the crisis, this is unlikely to be enough to deal with such a unique and complex situation in the long-term
Ministers from the prime minister's Likud party say he’s never the one to bring up the issue of annexation. Either way, Gantz is finally showing some moxie
Despite the fact that the lyrics are not that complicated — mostly trite phrases about love and dancing — there’s a lot going on in the video
Suspect was arrested at the family's home in the city of Taibeh after allegedly stabbing his wife, and his lawyer requested that he receive a psychiatric evaluation to determine whether he is fit to stand trial
Less than one-fifth of electronic waste is recycled, most of which is burned or dumped, figures show, while Israel struggles to enforce regulations on collection and recycling
Once again, Hamas and Fatah vow to recover national unity and present a united front against Israel's plans for the West Bank, and Palestinians now face three options moving forward
The partnership focuses on artificial intelligence, sensors and lasers, IAI said in a statement
The multiple, different claims by a self-described group called the 'Cheetahs of the Homeland' included language used by several exiled Iranian opposition organizations
'We present a different, pleasant side of Iran, which no Western series has ever shown,' says Moshe Zonder, the creator of 'Tehran'
Despite the trust of Haaretz's finest, no phone call from Abbas will overcome Trump’s scorched earth approach to international peace, or the ideological determination of his associates
International staffers put on unpaid leave after a 'abhorrent' video shared on social media shows a woman straddling a man in the back seat of a UN-marked vehicle as it was driven down a coastal boulevard in Tel Aviv
'You posted that there would be a demonstration. It's against the law,' officer tells Bnei Brak man, despite High Court ruling that states otherwise. The planned demonstration against discrimination of the ultra-Orthodox community did not take place eventually
The current low number of seriously ill patients gives a dangerous illusion that the situation is good, but ‘the rapid spread of the virus may lead to the health system’s collapse,’ an expert explains
The text reveals personal ties between Jews and Arabs that persist despite the fraught history of their peoples in this land
The Israeli government did little in the face of the sharp rise in cases. The price could be another lockdown that would decimate the economy ■ Netanyahu should already be preparing for Trump's likely November defeat
It started with an accident that killed three soldiers, continued with a hate crime and ended with an incursion into Syrian territory. Haaretz investigation reveals the cover-up surrounding this elite team in the Israeli army
The incredible behind-the-scenes story of how Iran’s Soleimani eliminated Hezbollah’s top commander – who dared to say no
Then and now: See COVID-19's impact on air traffic to and from Israel
German carrier and its Swiss and Austrian subsidiaries cancel flights for three weeks from Sunday over coronavirus
'When I see Biden past the shtick, I see a guy who knows what loss is, who knows grief. And I think that kind of grief humbles you,' Stewart said of the presidential candidate while talking 2020 politics
The show revolves around a Mossad agent who enters Iran undercover in an attempt to sabotage the country’s nuclear facilities and falls in love with an Iranian man
Fire was followed by a chlorine gas leak at a petrochemicals plant injuring dozens, reported state media in what a former official suggests could be an attempted sabotage
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A cloud security architect who says startup nation is lagging behind technologically, and a young couple whose souls connected on a bus ride to Safed
The country's 50-plus monasteries are increasingly the setting for a great day out, a rare boost to tourism during the coronavirus era. A new book shows why
Lemonade shares jump 111% in first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange
