The prison service won’t let Daoud into an individual rehabilitation track because she is required to remain under house arrest during her furloughs and the police refuse to drop this condition
The appointment of the new IDF spokesman, who worked with Kochavi on multi-year plans, reveals the direction the military will take in the budget fight
Both will also be members of the diplomatic-security cabinet, and Smotrich was given charge of the Israel Land Authority
'Pinkwashing' is a dirty word for many U.S. progressives, who show the same hate towards us LGBTQ Israelis as Israel's own far-right theocrats and homophobes
This brings the death toll in work-related accidents to 41 just this year
Members of alleged ring behind what police have dubbed 'Ben-Gurion underground' recruited employees with passes for closed off areas to bypass passport control
Palestinian says security cameras caught three masked men entering his home and puncturing car tires
Almost all annual 'role model' chosen by National Religious Education Administration are men, with the exception of male rabbis' wives
Instead of thanking the merciful prosecution for the VIP criminal procedure it granted his wife, Netanyahu chose slandering law enforcement and baseless, ridiculous self-pity
In 1932, Haaretz's reporter in Berlin was sent to cover a libel trial in which the Nazi leader was sued by one of his opponents. Hitler made a good impression, the reporter noted, paving the way for decades of fake news
Sara Netanyahu admitted to criminal offense in plea deal, and will be required to pay the state $15,000 ■ Justice Ministry official slams PM for ignoring conviction: 'Sara is not Dreyfus'
Jason Greenblatt also backs remarks made by U.S. Ambassador David Friedman, who said Israel has a right to annex parts of the West Bank
Premier calls founding of Ramat Trump a 'historic day,' but the community cannot be officially established until next government takes office
Jewish settlers were filmed at a Palestinian wedding. Their host was fired by Fatah and denounced for facilitating a 'despicable act.' Why won't the Israeli left call out this obstacle to peace and coexistence?
Drahi runs a business-telecom empire and in Israel has stakes in Hot cable company and i24NEWS
The Bundestag mixed up the struggle against anti-Semitism with support for the most right-wing, populist government ever to rule Israel. Will Germany's government now make the same dangerous mistake?
eTeacher began as a portal for private tutoring and has become a virtual school with 30,000 students worldwide ■ Yariv and Boaz Bin Nun explain how it’s done
Israeli officials says this is the most significant deal to emerge between the two countries since making peace in 1979
The data on the millions of Israelis belonging to the country’s four health maintenance organizations is invaluable for developing products, services
Swedish-based research group highlights trend of modernizing nuclear weapons, which 'remain a central element in military strategies and national security doctrines'
Each family is to receive four $100 payments and the rest will go toward humanitarian aid ■ Hamas fires at Israeli forces in Gaza, Palestinian media report
Reported Israeli attack on T-4 base is the third strike on Syria this week. Israel isn't sure who fired rockets at the Golan on Saturday, but it's clearly not errant fire
Israel's security officials object to a Chinese infrastructure project in central Israel ■ What seems like a shift in policy comes amid growing U.S. concerns that China could strategically gain from such investments
El Al was among the first to buy the gigantic jumbo with its iconic hump, and went on to break the record for most people on a flight, bringing 1,088 Ethiopian Jews to Israel. This is the story of El Al 001, the flight that made the Jewish world smaller
The cannons are expected to improve the effectiveness of the army’s artillery, requiring fewer soldiers to operate them and cutting maintenance costs
What do parents do if they discover the baby could be born deaf? Or sterile? Or suffer from a disease? Israelis choose to terminate such pregnancies much more frequently than in other Western countries
Sameh Zoabi takes flak from both sides for his films like the current ‘Tel Aviv on Fire.’ He tells Haaretz why it's best to turn the gloom into satire
Chief American arms buyer Ellen Lord said decision to proceed with sanctions would hit Turkish industry hard
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: An Israeli woman who's breaking the glass ceiling in Australia, and a man who left Israel for Asia so he can hear himself think
Get ready for the holiday with the ultimate recipes for everyone's favorite Shavuot dessert
Holding group’s CEO says he’s stepping down, and CFO is rumored to be exiting too
