Analysis The Palestinian Authority Is Harming Its Own People in the Name of National Pride
In response to Israel’s annexation plan the PA has halted both security and civil coordination, but by linking the two the PA is aiding the occupier
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Controversy Over Seth Rogen's Israel Comments Exposes Widening Rift With U.S. Jews
Cherry-picked quotes from talk between Rogen and Marc Maron on 'being lied to about Israel' not only ignored the humor in their conversation, but overlooked the fact it was the deepest dive into Jewish identity in modern celebrity culture in recent memory
'It's Like George Floyd. We Have Our Knee on the Palestinians' Necks'
B’Tselem director-general Hagai El-Ad tells Haaretz why organizations like his have become the last form of Israeli resistance to the occupation, and how he copes with being branded a traitor
Opinion Oslo Accords Spared Israel From Handling Coronavirus in West Bank
If not for Palestinian self-ruled enclaves, Israelis and Palestinians would have had endless points of encounter and potential for friction, over everything from eggplants to masks
'You’re an Angel,' I Wrote the Soldier in the Army That Controls the Lives of Millions of Palestinians
A little girl who just wants to marry her giraffe shouldn’t have to shoulder the responsibility of her parents’ struggle with the occupying authorities ■ Post #18
More Than 1,000 Senior U.S. Police Officers Visited Israel. Here’s What They Learn
Trip organizers and participants say the nature of the exchanges is often mischaracterized
'We Said That Ruling Over Another People Will Come at a Price. But There's No Price'
Zehava Galon tells Haaretz how ‘the world went along with the occupation,’ while Israeli leftists weren’t willing to pay a personal cost
Opinion When Hope Dies: Why So Many Young Palestinians in Gaza Are Committing Suicide
Nearly everyone I know in Gaza has contemplated suicide more than once. Despite the deep taboo, 2020 is heading toward a record spike in suicides, and most are young, unemployed and suffocated by despair
Israel Claims Security Cameras Where Police Shot Autistic Palestinian Were Not Working
Eyad Hallaq's family suspects the police 'are concealing evidence' as investigation into his death in Jerusalem's Old City nears close and authorities say there is no security camera footage of the incident
This Noted Arab-Israeli Lawmaker Blames the 'So-called Left' for the Occupation
The occupation will only end with foreign intervention, MK Ahmad Tibi asserts. And although he supports Jewish-Arab cooperation, he calls a joint Knesset list a utopia
Opinion Hardly a Palestinian #MeToo: Don't Slaughter the Sacred Cow Called Mahmoud Darwish
I have no interest in singling out national poet Darwish as a statue that must be toppled for my own liberation as a woman and my people's liberation as a nation
'The Palestinians Got Screwed. They Are Now a Non-issue Around the World'
Former Shin Bet chief Carmi Gillon talks to Haaretz about the occupation, Netanyahu's cowardice and why he laughs when people call him a leftist
Eyad Hallaq's Mom Sleeps in Her Late Son's Bed. His Dad Won't Eat. They Have a Message for Israel's Police
A month after the fatal shooting of Eyad Hallaq, a young autistic Palestinian, his family is still paralyzed by grief and praying that the Border Police officer who shot him pays for his crime
Israeli Court Clears the Way to Evict Palestinian Family From East Jerusalem Home
After a legal battle that has lasted around 30 years, the Sumreen family of 18 will be evicted and forced to pay $5,800 to the Jewish National Fund, which has been deemed the legal owner of the property
My Son Insists on Wearing Dresses in Ramallah
How can we raise our children to thrive in a flawed world, where garb is genderized and Daddy can’t come to Tel Aviv? ■ Post # 16
Analysis Netanyahu’s Annexation Throws 72 Years of Israeli Diplomacy Down the Drain
The proposed land grab undermines long-held support for direct talks, opposition to unilateral actions and efforts to refute analogies with apartheid South Africa
IN PHOTOS: The Serene Jordan Valley at the Heart of the Annexation Turmoil
Israeli photographer Yaniv Nadav went searching for everything beautiful and humane in the unknown reaches of the land Israel wants to annex
Israel Preparing for International Court to Launch Probe Into War Crimes 'Within Days,' Officials Say
The International Criminal Court has been looking into whether it has the authority to investigate alleged war crimes in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza since 2015
Opinion Israeli War Criminals Shot My Cousin, Then Let Him Bleed to Death
We Palestinians are used to Israel’s attempts to blame the victim, to swing the blame for each field execution back on us. Don’t let the occupation rewrite Ahmed's story
In Israeli Textbooks, the Palestinians Are All but Invisible
A study by Avner Ben-Amos of Tel Aviv University shows that the occupation is rarely mentioned in history, civics or geography textbooks
Zeev Sternhell, Leading Voice of Israeli Left and Renowned Political Scientist, Dies at 85
The Holocaust survivor, combat veteran and revolutionary thinker changed how the right wing was viewed in academic circles and warned of the end of democracy in Israel
Breaches in Israel's Security Fence Are No Secret. Why Do Troops Still Ambush Palestinian Laborers Who Cross?
Every day thousands of Palestinian workers enter Israel via breaches in the security fence, between Jenin and Qalqilyah. Sometimes, however, the army ambushes them – and shoots them in the legs
How Israel Became Exempt From the Global Reckoning Over Racism
World sensitivity to racism and oppression is surging, but historical injustice in Israel is hardly drawing to an end. In fact, it’s only getting worse