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
Amnesty International claims that a cluster bomb made in Israel, apparently fired by Azerbaijan, has been found on the battlefields of Nagorno-Karabakh. In Israel, everyone is keeping mum
A report published in June on the UN observer force describes necessary reforms, but also applauds UNIFIL’s efficiency at preventing clashes between Israel and Hezbollah
According to local media reports, El-Khatib visited Israel by crossing from Jordan; court says she dealt with 'spies of the Israeli enemy'
Insider sources also say the state comptroller, a Netanyahu pick, has softened a number of reports due to come out on Monday
Haaretz was surprised to see that a recent course for infantry squad commanders essentially skipped over the incident of Hebron shooter Elor Azaria and the lessons of the 2014 Gaza war
The use of cluster bombs attracted much international criticism during the Second Lebanon War. Now air force issues a bid for commercial companies to destroy them
The 2000 exit from Lebanon without an agreement remains the disaster that keeps causing more disasters for Israel
Shimon Golan’s book on the military and political decisions in 1982 offers no major revelations but sheds light on the war’s goals and the leaders who stood behind them
Ben-Yishai was decorated after the Yom Kippur War for helping the wounded under fire and during the first Lebanon war reported on the Sabra and Chatila refugee camps
A senior Lebanese official said that the U.S. acting assistant secretary of state clarified that Israel's border wall with Lebanon is 'no call for concern'
If the government has already allowed Hezbollah to equip itself with 150,000 rockets, and if Hezbollah’s allies, Russia and Iran, have already entrenched themselves in the region, what’s the point of starting a war? Why not prevent it?
The quiet on Israel's border with Lebanon is an illusion of those who prefer to bury their heads in the sand- and as it continues, Hezbollah stocks up on arms almost uninterrupted
In a rare article published on Arabic-language media, IDF spokesperson warns Lebanese civilians of possible war if Iran develops precision weapons in Lebanon and if Hezbollah takes control of the political system there
Director Steven Spielbergs donation to Israel during the Second Lebanon War is still a bit rich for some people north of the border
Four years after the Winograd Commission, he assailed Netanyahu over reports that Israel was considering attacking Irans nuclear facilities, saying the prime minister hadn't internalized its conclusions
Defense Ministry says it has a plan to resolve problem in northern Israel, which effects Jews and Arabs, but the treasury is refusing to back it
Lebanon has accused Israel of violating its air space to strike a target in Syria
The question is whether the army will receive orders to strike first – before Iran-Hezbollah demolishes our cities while destroying defense and economic infrastructure
How did successive Israeli governments allow a minor danger to northern Israel to become a major threat to the entire country?
IDF to deploy infantry robot porters that can haul up to 500 kilograms of supplies on trial basis from September; robots to remain non-weaponized initially
As long as Israel remains reluctant to defeat the enemy, the sword will continue to devour and burn
In his memoir, 'No Country for Jewish Liberals,' journalist and Haaretz editor Larry Derfner explains how he can live – and sleep at night – in a country whose racism and aggression he abhors
If Israel had prevented Hezbollah’s rearmament in time, thousands of Israeli and Lebanese lives could have been saved.
Naftali Bennett and Lebanese president agree: There's no line between Hezbollah and Lebanese state. Lebanese must realize another war with Israel means Lebanon will be sent back to Middle Ages, Bennett tells Haaretz.
There's no other way to read the state comptroller's report on the 2014 Gaza war and there's no more important conclusion that arises from it.
The February 4, 1997 helicopter disaster accelerated Israel's departure from Lebanon. However, the Israeli deterrence that arose in the last round of fighting there is far from ironclad.
Yossi Cohen has many connections to the premier and his close associates. It’s hard not to suspect that these ties have influenced him | Opinion
Second Lebanon War sparked public distrust in the Israeli military that has yet been restored, leader of Lebanese militia says.
The documentary on the Second Lebanon War by a Hezbollah-linked channel featured interviews with former Israeli generals, ministers and combatants.