Israeli Government Has Long Ignored Intentional Killing of Women, Femicide Expert Says
As the number of murders reaches record levels in Israel, researcher Dr. Shalva Weil says they can be prevented if the state starts taking the crisis seriously
Kyle S. Mackie
WATCH From New York to Michigan, Is a Wave of 'anti-Israel' Democrats About to Reshape U.S. Politics
In a three-part video series, Haaretz's Allison Kaplan Sommer explains how Israel, anti-Semitism and the Jewish vote are affecting the Midterms – and what the results could mean for all three
The Last Syrians in Israel: With Border Closed, Wounded Syrians Face Uncertain Future
Israel has treated thousands of injured Syrians over the past five years, but only a handful remain in Israeli hospitals. Haaretz meets one of the final four – 14-year-old Ahmad, who nearly lost a leg in the civil war
An Experiment in Democracy: Torn Between Syria and Israel, Golan Druze Divided Over First Election
Welcome to the controversial first-ever elections in the Druze villages of the Golan Heights, where most of the voters aren’t citizens and national identity is the real issue
Israeli Taxpayers Bear Financial Burden of Evicting Illegal West Bank Outposts, and Sometimes, Making Them Legal
The recent evictions of Amona and Netiv Ha’avot are a reminder of how the Israeli government relies on taxpayer money to bail out illegal outposts – and generously compensate evicted settlers
Israel’s Nation-state-law Controversy Casts Shadow Over Landmark Golan Druze Elections
Torn between Syria and Israel, Druze living in the Golan Heights prepare to vote in local elections for first time – but questions of citizenry plague the vote even before it started
Explained Why Israel’s Model Minority Is Leading the Protest Against the Nation-state Law
The Druze community is generally seen as one of Israel’s most integrated minorities, even serving in the army. But new legislation defining Israel as the Jewish-nation state has proved a step too far
This Designer Couldn’t Draw Six Years Ago. Now Beyoncé Is Wearing Her Dress on Tour
Less than a year after setting up her own fashion brand, Shahar Avnet is dressing the likes of Queen Bey and Netta Barzilai – and she credits good old-fashioned chutzpah
One Backpack for Every Bedouin: Protests Against West Bank Village School's Demolition Continues
Anti-occupation group protest to stop demolition of famous school at Khan al-Ahmar Bedouin village in the West Bank
Israeli Women Rally From Across the Border in Solidarity With Gaza Women’s March
'Our leaders and their leaders don’t want to make the change so it’s up to us,' according to one Israeli peace activist who marched in solidarity with the first planned women’s march of the ongoing Gaza protests
WATCH Prince William Plays Soccer With Jewish, Arab Kids in Tel Aviv
During royal visit to Israel, Prince William visits Jaffa to join soccer match between Jewish and Arab kids, an initiative of an NGO whose goal is to level the playing field for marginalized youth