Israeli Settler Charged With Throwing Stones at Palestinian Village, Recklessly Firing Gun
Indictment says Assaf Sadeh shot weapon in the air in residential area ■ Suspect's lawyer claims stones were thrown by Palestinians at settlers first
Hagar Shezaf
Haaretz's new West Bank correspondent
Malicious Slogans Sprayed, Cars Vandalized in Suspected West Bank Hate Crime
'Gentiles in the homeland=enemies,' and 'Israel for the Israeli people,' were scrawled on the walls of a mosque in Qarawat Bani Hassan
120 Olive Trees Belonging to Palestinians Destroyed in West Bank
Every year, olive picking season sees an increased incidence of destruction of trees in Palestinian villages
Settlers Attack Israeli Police During Arrest of Right-wing Activist in West Bank
Stones and paint thrown at officers trying to arrest 'hilltop youth' activist defying injunction prohibiting him from entering West Bank
Israeli Border Police Car Pelted With Stones at Entrance to West Bank Settlement
No arrests made ■ Police say incident is attempt by 'lawbreakers' to prevent enforcement of a 'closed military area' imposed on illegal outpost
Israel Blocks Palestinian Amnesty International Employee From Leaving West Bank
Shin Bet say Laith Abu Zeyad was denied passage into Jordan because of security considerations ■ Amnesty claim worker punished for promoting Palestinians' rights
Israeli Arab Suspected of Terrorism Shot, Wounded and Then Released Without Explanation
Firas al-Halaq was restrained at the hospital, kept under guard and his family couldn't visit him. He was released after a week, with no restrictions, and maintains he never meant to harm the soldiers
Palestinian Woman Shot After Attempting Stabbing in Hebron, Israeli Border Police Say
Palestinian reportedly charged a border police officer with a knife before being critically wounded ■ No other casualties reported
Police Tent Set Ablaze, Cars Vandalized as Tensions Rise Around West Bank Settlement
'We are seeing a rise in violence directed toward security forces, and intend to do everything possible to locate the suspect,' a police statement said.
Israeli Army Demolishes Home of Palestinian Who Murdered Soldier – After It Was Rebuilt
Palestinian reports say troops entered refugee camp near Ramallah, where youths confronted soldiers
Minor Involved in Arson Murder of Dawabsheh Family Convicted of Membership in Terror Group
Court approves plea deal in which the minor admitted to conspiring to set fire to the Dawabsheh family home, resulting in the death of the parents and their baby
Israeli Security Forces Raze Two Temporary Structures Near West Bank Settlement
Yitzhar's settler leaders slam the move, which comes after settlers hurled stones at Border Police troops, saying it 'only inflames the situation'
'Traitors Choose to Harass Jews': Over 20 Palestinian Cars Vandalized in West Bank City
Graffiti sprayed-painted in scene likely refers to recent decision by Israeli army to declare hill from which settlers threw rocks at soldiers as closed-off military zone
Day After Incident, Settlers Attack Israeli Security Forces at West Bank Settlement
Jewish settlers hurled rocks toward Border Police troops near the settlement of Yitzhar; forces responded by firing stun grenades
Settlers Attack Three Palestinians Near West Bank Village
Police and Israeli army say no arrests were made because assailants managed to flee the scene ■ Incident comes days after activists said they were assaulted while helping farmers, also near village of Burin
Palestinian Shot After Ramming Car Into Unmarked Israeli Police Vehicle
The incident occurred following arrests by Israeli forces in Al-Amari refugee camp in the West Bank city of Ramallah
Rabbis Say Settlers Attacked Them While Helping Palestinian Farmers in West Bank
Israeli army confirms altercations took place in the village, and that the fire that broke out there was caused by arson, adding that one of the perpetrators was arrested
Cars Vandalized in Suspected Hate Crime in West Bank Palestinian Village
Vehicles in Deir Ammar were vandalized and sprayed with Stars of David and slogans in Hebrew, including 'when brothers are murdered, our duty is not to forget.'
The Israeli Election – Through the Eyes of Palestinians Who Can't Vote
A visit to the West Bank finds Palestinians fearful that the next Israeli government will be extreme, no matter who wins on September 17
Last Israeli Election Was Riddled With Irregularities and Suspected Voting Fraud, Haaretz Investigation Reveals
Haaretz pored over thousands of protocols and spoke to ballot officials, uncovering a disturbing picture
Ultra-Orthodox and Arab Parties Struck Illegal Deal at Polling Stations, Haaretz Investigation Finds
United Torah Judaism and United Arab List-Balad swapped representatives at key polling stations, in violation of election laws ■ Analysis of thousands of protocols from polling stations and interviews with dozens of representatives reveal the deal
Burying the Nakba: How Israel Systematically Hides Evidence of 1948 Expulsion of Arabs
Since early last decade, Defense Ministry teams have scoured local archives and removed troves of historic documents to conceal proof of the Nakba
Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day Event Disturbed by Protesters; Ceremony Streamed in Gaza
‘I’m hoping people in Gaza will get a different idea about Israelis - and vice versa,’ Gazan organizer tells Haaretz; protesters call participants 'Nazis' and 'traitors'
Opinion How Israel's Resurgent Right Wing Killed Politics, Silenced the Left, and Pushes Autocracy - or Theocracy
In Israel's Orwellian elections, national 'unity' means no Arabs, self-censorship is rife, 'freedom' is vague and fear is a core political asset
Snowden: Israeli Firm's Spyware Was Used to Track Khashoggi
Former U.S. intel staffer claims one of the dissident's contacts was bugged with NSO's Pegasus spyware, blasts Israeli tech industry ■ In response, NSO denies selling its products
$6 Billion of Iranian Money: Why Israeli Firm Black Cube Really Went After Obama's Team
When it was revealed earlier this year that the commercial spy firm was targeting members of the Obama administration, it was assumed it was working for the Trump team. But official company documents leaked to Haaretz reveal a far more lucrative target – the seizure of Iranian cash worldwide
Revealed: Israel's Cyber-spy Industry Helps World Dictators Hunt Dissidents and Gays
Haaretz investigation spanning 100 sources in 15 countries reveals Israel has become a leading exporter of tools for spying on civilians. Dictators around the world – even in countries with no formal ties to Israel – use them eavesdrop on human rights activists, monitor emails, hack into apps and record conversations
Hundreds March in Tel Aviv in Solidarity With Gaza Following Deadly Protests
Around 250 people in Tel Aviv-Jaffa gathered to 'Stop the next war' in protest against this weekend's violence at the Israel-Gaza border where 15 Palestinians were killed
Opinion A New Reality Show Will Expose Sexual Harassment. Here's Why It Should Never Be Aired
A new reality show putting sexual harassment on display through footage from a hidden camera could inflict real harm on real women
Saving Tel Aviv-Jaffa's Only Muslim Cemetery
The owners of a section of the Tasso Cemetery in Jaffa filed two lawsuits demanding immediate cessation of burials there, the removal of hundreds of existing graves, and a fine of 15 million shekels