Last month, the House of Representatives stripped Greene of her committee memberships for peddling threats and conspiracy theories, including some with antisemitic themes

Haaretz investigation published Thursday revealed that the celebrated founder of the Zaka rescue organization, Yehuda Meshi-Zahav, took advantage of his position for decades with knowledge of others

A statement from the prime minister says that Benjamin Netanyahu is at Sara's side as she recovers from her surgery, after being taken to the hospital for appendicitis

Comments by an outgoing Mossad official drew the obvious political responses, but also shone a light on Israel's security priorities

Netanyahu failed to pull a rabbit with UAE visit, but his campaign can draw encouragement from other developments

Once a premier broadcaster and journalism school in one, the station 
has come under control of Netanyahu's allies, and its stature is in decline

Netanyahu's rivals, jealous over his ingenuity, won’t be able to take their eyes off him and will continue to respond with pointless stammering

The joint project comes as Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi movement has stepped up cross-border missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia and has threatened to launch strikes on the UAE

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: One Israeli trying to make it as a singer, and another trying to make it to Los Angeles for a wedding against all odds

A 69-year-old Palestinian woman suffered a fatal heart attack in her home when Israeli soldiers arrived in the middle of the night to arrest a relative – who wasn't present. Last year IDF troops invaded some 2,500 homes in the West Bank

According to the Wall Street Journal, since 2019 Israel has struck Syria-bound ships carrying Iranian oil out of fear it would fund regional extremism

Psychologist Anav Youlevich, creator of a volunteer project that assists victims of narcissistic and psychopathic exploitation, explains what can be done to help victims of gaslighting

Party that rules the West Bank says Nasser Al-Qudwa didn't comply with demand to drop his breakaway challenge in the upcoming Palestinian election

Election Overdose podcast, episode 11: Why are Palestinians concerned about Israel's March elections, and do they see any difference between the Israeli political parties in ways that will affect their lives?

Yehuda Meshi-Zahav, the celebrated founder of the Zaka rescue organization, had a darker side, taking advantage of his position for decades with the knowledge of others in the community, his accusers say

Islamic Jihad vows retaliation while rights group says fishermen were killed by gunfire from one of the enclave’s armed factions

Airline to pay Melanie Wolfson an undisclosed amount after staff failed to defend her right to her seat

American Holocaust researcher Wendy Lower has devoted an entire book to the picture taken at the mouth of a death pit. She tells Haaretz about that horror and others in Nazi-occupied Ukraine

The Miami Heat player said he is 'deeply sorry' for using the slur during a video game livestream. He is currently taking an indefinite leave of absence while the league investigates the incident

The vaccines were supplied with the help of Mohammad Dahlan, who was dismissed from Abbas' Fatah party more than a decade ago and now lives in exile

Women are flooding social media with posts about the steps they take when out alone at night to keep safe, expressing rage that they are the ones who have to change their behavior to keep safe

The Kohelet Policy Forum has wielded increasing influence on Israel's decision-making centers, with an ideology that weds conservative, settlement-supporting politics to free-market economics. Who is the guiding force behind this under-the-radar ente...

Netanyahu hoped a visit to the UAE would boost him ahead of this month's election, but it was canceled at the last minute – and Israelis don't know why

Anyone not vaccinated, including children, who wishes to leave the country, must still obtain permission from authorities

French Foreign Ministry says French nationals traveling to or from Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Israel, Japan, Britain and Singapore would no longer need a compelling reason to travel

The IDF plans to resume operational and training routine ■ Most reservists have also been vaccinated against COVID

After a datacenter in Strasbourg, France went down as a result of a fire, Sdarot went down, leaving Israelis with no illegal streaming

'For 82 years, I thought my best friend from Germany was dead,' says one of the women recalling her best friend who went to the same synagogue and attended ballet lessons with her

Gantz's remarks come hours after Netanyahu canceled his historic visit to the United Arab Emirates, claiming there were difficulties with approving the flight path with Jordan

Watch this panel from Haaretz's Strategy and National Security Conference

Watch this panel from Haaretz's Strategy and National Security Conference

Watch this panel from Haaretz's Strategy and National Security Conference

Democratic officials, civil rights leaders and voting advocates are horrified

Elector is just one of the election day apps used in Israel. A review reveals how its used by the Likud to get private info. Meanwhile, a data leak from a competing app and party shows how risky election tech can be

Czech prime minister attends ceremony; Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi hails Czech Republic for 'leading the change in Europe toward the city of Jerusalem'

Prosecutors ordered the arrests after reviewing a video of a group chanting at a march in Istanbul on March 8, the local governor's office said

I haven't spoken to him yet but I will do,' William, 38, said of Prince Harry

A tour of Gush Etzion in the West Bank finds settlers disillusioned with the Prime Minister and pledging their allegiance to other right-wing parties on March 23. Will ‘Bibi fatigue’ decide the election?

'White Eye' has reached the Academy Award's shortlist of 10 finalists among 174 entries for best international short

Erdogan’s 'Human Rights Action Plan' is part of his campaign to convince Biden and Europe that Turkey is a reliable strategic partner. It's a weak publicity stunt

The 'South Park' vaccination special pokes fun at slow U.S. vaccine roll out, comparing it to Israel's success

Czech Republic to open Jerusalem diplomatic office. Andrej Babiš and Viktor Orban to meet with Netanyahu

Statistics released Wednesday by U.S. Customs and Border Protection showed the number of children and families increased by more than 100% between January and February

Spielberg, 74, was born to Jewish parents in Cincinnati but moved to Arizona at age 11. He has talked about experiencing antisemitism as a teenager

The three-term governor faces harassment allegations from several other women and increasingly urgent calls for his resignation or impeachment from at least some fellow Democrats

Syria, Lebanon and Iraq are all Iran’s client states and are all in profound economic trouble. The U.S. should make a deal that includes them

The Supreme Court’s refusal to allow ISIS recruit Shamima Begum to return to the UK has triggered a renewed but broken debate that romanticizes, orientalizes and infantilizes women who choose violence

56.2 percent of Israelis has received the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, and 44.7 percent the second. Vaccine data shows promising results

PM's office says visit canceled because of difficulties with approving flight path with Jordan ■ It was earlier said that Netanyahu may cancel the visit because of his wife's hospitalization

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to visit the United Arab Emirates on Thursday

Vaccinated mothers pass on COVID antibodies in breast milk, research shows ■ High Court hears petitions against limiting entry of Israelis ■ Passover lockdown unlikely, pandemic czar says

The Gaza-based movement uses its electoral process to boost its demographics and ideological credentials

Speaking at a conference on Israeli national security held by Haaretz and Commanders for Israel's Security, Netanyahu challengers criticized the premier's policies – and each other

Customers are back, but business owners are contending with a labor shortage and enforcement of COVID rules

Poll conducted for TheMarker showed disconnect between financial distress and party choice across political spectrum

With gyms closed most of the past year due to coronavirus restrictions, Israelis looked for alternate forms of exercise, leading to a spike in the price of bicycles

Israel is facing is 'racism on wheels,' says specialized unit chief, with targets constantly changing – this year, it's the ultra-Orthodox, and still Ethiopian Israelis and Arabs

According to the bill, anyone over 14 years of age who refuses to accept the surveillance tool or who doesn’t meet the conditions for home isolation will be sent to a government-sanctioned hotel

Statement comes ahead of a strategic meeting between Israel and the United States, with U.S. lawmakers putting pressure on the Biden administration to be tough on Iran

Channel 12 News poll shows right-wing party Yamina making some gains, four parties teetering on the verge of the electoral threshold

Loujain al-Hathloul, who was released from prison just weeks ago, is unable to leave the Kingdom for the next five years and faces tough limitations of her freedom of speech

Isotope analysis of remains from these fabled Iron Age people who terrified Herodotus reveals some Scythians did get about, but most settled down

Genetic analysis of skeletons from 6,200 years ago, found in a pit in Croatia, shows the victims were unrelated: Men, women and children appear to have been brutally slaughtered en masse

Kushner is 'not looking to settle scores but rather to provide historical context and help readers understand what it was like to work in the Trump White House,' source adds

The children, aged 8 to 12, were taken to a police station in a nearby settlement, where one parent said officers wouldn't let him see his son

Israeli police chief says 'there will be justice' after rising gun violence in the Arab community claims Mohammed Ades' life, but in his town of Jaljulya 'everyone is living in fear'

Some 13 children were detained as authorities tried to dissuade protesters from gathering to mark the 10th anniversary of a 2011 pro-democracy uprising, according to joint statement

When can the U.S. strike overseas? How much power does a president have in making these decisions? And how should the U.S. handle Iran’s proxies? Experts explain the early crossroads where Biden finds himself

Nizar Awadallah, one of Hamas's founders, won the first round, but Sinwar clings on to power in second round, as Palestinian general elections near

Organized efforts by the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers could mean more serious charges for individuals but could also fuel Trump’s claims that he did not incite the riot

Research has shown that weekly coronavirus testing, with results provided in than 24 hours, reduces infection rates by about 50%, but the new school testing program designed to allow schools in relatively high-infection areas to reopen has been slow ...

On Sunday, Swiss voters passed a referendum banning face coverings by 51 percent. Although the proposal does not directly mention Islam, it has been dubbed by many as a burqa ban

The left-wing party fears that the controversial remarks by one of its Knesset candidates, an Israeli Arab, on LGBTQ rights will chase away potential voters

Only 3.3 percent of coronavirus tests in Israel returned positive on Wednesday, accompanied by a drop in the infection rate and number of seriously ill

Biden’s re-engagement with Iran will reverberate far beyond the Middle East, encompassing Bitcoin, the Taliban and Beijing’s ambitious regional influence game. The cost of failure would be immense – not just for America

Netanyahu will meet with UAE Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Zayed and return to Israel on the same day. Israeli officials are also hoping for a meeting with Saudi crown prince, but no confirmation from Riyadh

Australia’s long months of COVID-19 lockdowns may have tested the community’s resolve in Melbourne, but its synagogues were never busier – even if it was only virtually

'And I asked myself (during the trip), 'who sold the weapons to the terrorists?, who sells weapons to terrorists today who are carrying out massacres elsewhere, for example, in Africa?,'' the Pope said

Study published Wednesday shows infection with the new variant led to 227 deaths in a sample of 54,906 COVID-19 patients, compared with 141 among the same number of patients infected with other variants

Secretary of State Antony Blinken last week proposed in a letter to Afghan leaders that a senior-level meeting take place 'in the coming weeks'

Republican politicians and conservative commentators have new interests: Dr. Seuss, Mr. Potato Head, intense scrutiny of Meghan Markle and even Milo Yiannopoulos becoming 'ex-gay'

Netanyahu’s official Arabic-language Facebook has accumulated thousands of followers since its launch; an investigation found dozens of suspect accounts, some with profile pictures from porn sites

Morgan stormed off the set of 'Good Morning Britain' Tuesday after confrontation over Markle coverage

Passover lockdown unlikely, pandemic czar says ■ COVID infection rate in Israel in decline ■ 18,000 Palestinians working in Israel vaccinated so far

‘The One’ is a hugely enjoyable British sci-fi thriller, while Russell T. Davies’ ‘It’s a Sin’ is a heart-on-sleeve AIDS drama set in 1980s London

Israel has a total of about 129 species defined as having an especially close relationship to cultivated species, and the number rises to 300 species if the count includes a somewhat more distant relationship

Sector sources say that younger employees are expecting a high salary and a generous benefit package

By international measures, Israel is off the charts and is way ahead of other countries in terms of the percentage of the population that’s vaccinated against COVID, at 57 percent

With a track record in the real world, some conclusions can be drawn about possible side effects, which are generally minor, at a time when nearly 6,000 Israelis and more than 2.6 million worldwide have died of the virus

From polling place confusion to vote counting, the coronavirus may have a profound effect on Israel’s election for these eight reasons