A coalition of 50 feminist and women's organizations joined forces to bring thousands of Israeli women - Jews and Arabs alike - into the streets to protest government inaction.
After weeks of hints that a big military operation is in the offing, Israel has launched a broad operation against Hezbollah tunnels. A snap audio-analysis with Haaretz's senior military correspondent Amos Harel
The Israeli prime minister is quick to accuse critics of Israel of anti-Semitism, but doesn't seem to mind when his populist friends in Europe turn to 'the oldest hatred.' PLUS: A Hanukkah taste test with Tel Aviv's trendiest sufganiyot
The U.S. president's 'deal of the century' has been shelved and Trump and Netanyahu are singing from the same hymn sheet on the Khashoggi murder. But that doesn't mean all is rosy in Netanyahu's world. PLUS: "This Week in Palestine" publisher on remaining optimistic despite it all.
Shi’ite messianism these days is confronted by Judeo-Christian messianism. The question is whether a countdown has started to another destructive war
There’s barely a Palestinian family that isn’t familiar with this practice. Israelis don’t get abducted from their homes. This is a feature of the apartheid system
