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
Hagar Shezaf
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
Opinion How 'Fauda' Has Romanticized the Most Repugnant Aspects of Israel's Occupation
When Israeli security forces, disguised as Palestinian journalists, stormed Birzeit university and arrested a student leader, the Israeli media, rather than outrage, offered its highest plaudit: "Just like 'Fauda'"
WATCH Meet Nissim Black, the Gangsta Rapper Who Found God and Is Now ultra-Orthodox
Nissim - formerly Damian Black - now lives in Israel as an ultra-Orthodox and raps about his relationship with God. Watch the full interview
Israeli Intel Minister to Saudi Media: Israel Can Strike Iranian Missile Plants in Lebanon, 'As Is Happening in Syria'
Yisrael Katz invites Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to visit Israel ■ Describing Saudi Arabia as leader of Arab world, Katz proposes that kingdom would be sponsor of Israeli-Palestinian peace process
WATCH Banksy Throws Balfour 'Apologetic' Party for Palestinians at His West Bank Hotel
The British street artist's message was centered around the ongoing impact of the declaration on the lives of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation
'It's Like Uber, but for Weed': Meet the Man Who Revolutionized Israel's Pot Trade
Telegrass, an Israeli app-based weed delivery service, has the makings of a legit business, including an HR department and a sexual harassment prevention program. The former yeshiva student who runs it remotely from the U.S. describes his vision
WATCH What It's Like Living With Only 4 Hours of Power a Day in Gaza
Mohammed Azaiza films how he and other residents struggle to deal with daily life in the darkness
Netanyahu Tells Thousands: Media, Israeli Left Mobilizing Against My Family to Commit a Coup
Beleaguered by ongoing corruption probes, Netanyahu slams 'fake news', the Israeli left and his political rivals in speech to 3,000 at Tel Aviv rally
Rights Group Takes Legal Steps After Reporters Thrown Out of Jerusalem's Old City
In a High Court petition filed Sunday, the Association for Civil Rights in Israel alleges that such limitations infringe on freedom of the press
Reporters Allege Police Violence at Temple Mount, Police Say They’re Protecting Journalists
Palestinian, Israeli and foreign journalists say the Israel Police aren’t letting them do their jobs properly, but the Jerusalem police chief says ‘when I think you’re in danger in a certain situation, I won’t let you in’
Revealed How Israel Jails Palestinians Because They Fit the 'Terrorist Profile'
Israel has arrested hundreds of Palestinians since the lone-wolf intifada began in September 2015, partly by analyzing social media posts. Authorities say these arrests are legitimate, but others see it as a grave violation of human rights