The authors of a new report examining America’s peace strategy tell Haaretz where previous administrations went wrong, and why it would be dangerous to simply ignore the problem
In his new documentary series, director Duki Dror says he hopes to revisit the quagmire of the 1982 Lebanon War with fresh eyes – and fresh material, including new revelations about the massacre at Sabra and Shatila refugee camps
Why did the Education Ministry ignore Ruth Gavison's pedagogic guidelines to teach a pluralistic view of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?
A former Mossad agent recounts the actions of Agent “Fix” in Egypt — and reveals how Israel was able to call the Soviet Union’s bluff, but not act on it in the Yom Kippur War
Dror Feiler relinquished his Israeli citizenship after marrying a Swedish citizen, and an order banning him from Israel was issued against him in 2010 for participating in flotillas protesting the blockade on the Gaza Strip
Benvenisti, who published columns on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in Haaretz for some 20 years, also served as Jerusalem's deputy mayor in charge of the city's Palestinian neighborhoods
The fruits of the prime minister’s labors will ultimately propel Israel toward a single-state solution, but not before a long spell as an apartheid regime
Bruce Kashdan doesn’t seek publicity. Netanyahu, who does, once withdrew at the last minute from a UAE-type plan with a Gulf state
Israel’s air superiority and qualitative military edge could be under threat - and who can trust Netanyahu to safeguard that anyway, after the submarine and gunships corruption scandals?
Beijing is working on a strategic collaboration with Tehran and is supporting a nuclear program in Saudi Arabia, which Israel can’t afford to keep ignoring
Haaretz piece on soldiers suing Mohammad Bakri is completely one-sided. Are you trying to please right-wing readers?
Three comments on Doron Koren’s article about the legal battle against Mohammad Bakri and his film ‘Jenin, Jenin’
A court will soon decide on the conflict between artistic freedom and soldiers’ libel suit in the case of 'Jenin, Jenin', the controversial documentary on the Israeli army during Operation Defensive Shield
Meanwhile, in North Africa, after the Mossad backed and armed Libya’s renegade commander Khalifa Haftar, foreign sources say Israel is taking a more balanced position towards the internationally recognized government in Tripoli
R. wanted to tell his story: How as a young man he came to work for the Shin Bet, was exposed, tortured, successfully rehabilitated, yet lives in limbo
'The catalog of these documents will allow us to deepen our research and publish new material,' research institute Akevot’s director Lior Yavne said
Communications Minister Amsalem criticized Israeli public radio’s Reshet Bet for broadcasting an ad for the event, which was held in Tel Aviv and Ramallah
Fury and vilification have been the lot of actor and director Mohammad Bakri ever since he made his 2002 documentary ‘Jenin, Jenin,’ which criticized Israel’s army. Now he’s back in court to defend his work – and name
Coordinator of government activities in the Territories says the restrictions will be lifted on condition that 'security stability is maintained,' after two days of hostilities
The Israeli army and the Iran-backed militant group Islamic Jihad exchanged blows following a border incident on Sunday, but Hamas did not get actively involved in the fighting and is ready to uphold a truce
Over 50 rockets launched at Israel after two days of hostilities ■ Israel slaps sanctions on Gaza ■ Schools in border communities to remain closed Tuesday
The proposal could leave a mark by creating a new, powerful point of reference for any future Israeli leader, but it must not be adopted as a rigid operative blueprint
Several member countries may push for recognition of a Palestinian state even if it isn't backed by a joint EU decision
An initiative to hold the 'Dead Sea Burn' music festival near an Area C settlement, where Palestinians reside and will not be able to join in, prompts criticism