Protesters demand that the Israeli government raise the benefits and bring them in one line with the minimum wage

A new documentary, ‘Women of Valor,’ spotlights the pioneering efforts of Esty Bitton Shushan to get Haredi parties to include women on their Knesset slates and improve their status in society

Selling the device, which will likely go for over $30,000, rather than donating it to a museum is 'morally unacceptable,' the Israel's Holocaust memorial says

Israeli Environment Minister Zandberg opposes the import of crude oil from the UAE through the port of Eilat. She has ordered officials to break off contact with the pipeline company, but the company is fighting back

Israel's five-day National Home Front Exercise is meant to simulate a flare-up on multiple fronts

The attack early Wednesday came from northern Israel and targeted a military post in the town of Zakia, in the western Damascus countryside, a Syrian military statement said

Tom Nides, U.S. President Joe Biden's nominee for U.S. ambassador to Israel has been denied confirmation after Republican objection

A 2014 spill near Eliat was not an isolated incident, with indictment of Europe Asia Pipeline Co., Israeli government must force the company to operate safely

As architects of the budget argue for reforms meant to 'aid weaker segments of society', right-wing lawmakers accuse the prime minister of forming 'the first Palestinian government in history'

On Friday the Food and Drug Administration authorized the vaccine in 5-11 year olds to, inoculations are due to start as early as next week

The Black Shadow hacker group carried out ‘one of the most serious attacks ever on privacy in Israel,’ potentially exposing sensitive information like users' HIV status

There is no real point to trying to destabilize the Iranian government by attacking civil society, since such humiliation invariably has a boomerang effect. Fueling the cyber quarrel is not in Israel’s interest

Bar-Ilan University requires that mentors speak Hebrew as their mother tongue

The state-owned Europe Asia Pipeline Co. and executives have been charged in what prosecutors call ‘one of biggest cases of environmental destruction ever in the country’

The Biden administration unveils plan on methane from oil and gas industry, but major powers fail to agree on rapid reductions in the use of fossil fuels

Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib says in an interview there had been no meetings on any level between Beirut and Riyadh since a new cabinet was formed nearly two months ago

Over his decades-long career, Fakhri has become one of the Arab world’s most famous tenors and one of its exceptionally charismatic entertainers

The Daily Star is the latest among several Lebanese newspapers that stopped printing in recent years in a struggle to compete with digital media, and the country's financial crisis only worsened the situation

The announcement on state-affiliated media came two days after Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed urged citizens to take up arms to defend themselves from the Tigray People's Liberation Front

'I gather there was some confusion with the arrangements,' the British prime minister tells Karine Elharrar, who wasn't able to attend meetings at the UN climate summit the day before. Bennett says the conference has 'given everyone an opportunity to...

When the former U.S. president said Israel is no longer a consensus issue in Congress, he attributed it to AOC and Ilhan Omar. But the real reasons for the change lie much closer to Trump Tower

The justices will now have to rule on the Palestinians' appeal of an order evicting them from their East Jerusalem neighborhood

The government will soon vote on a measure to allow 500 Palestinian workers into Israel’s high-tech workforce to help alleviate the sector’s labor shortage

The Public Security Ministry unit to combat domestic violence in Israel was due to take off in September 2020. Two years on, the taskforce is far from launching, but a comprehensive plan will be presented to the new minister

If 'Shtisel' got you hooked on Yiddish, you should listen to these Israeli singing vibers

Amethyst was prized in antiquity and appeared in the Temple priest’s breastplate, but the rationale behind this gorgeous jewel in this city in Israel was likely superstition

Israel's PM praises Modi's personal role in deepening the ties between the two countries, who in turn invited Bennett to make an official trip to India

The controversial Rabbi Eliezer, who began a prison sentence just last week for fraud, has a tight grip over his insular ultra-Orthodox sect, which police fear could be leveraged to disrupt the investigation

Haaretz West Bank correspondent Hagar Shezaf explains in the latest episode of Haaretz Weekly why the roots of this move lie in a 2019 terror attack, how the designated groups are responding, and what happens next

One of Israel's top Iran experts says Jerusalem will have to accept some Iranian nuclear capabilities, 'like living with COVID.' Also: Why Defense Minister Gantz labeled Palestinian rights groups as terror organizations

The prime minister's pledge to have Israel reach net-zero emissions by 2050 is a gargantuan task and without any real plans in place, it's not clear how it can be brought to fruition

Gal Uchovsky has stepped down as president of the gay youth organization IGY following an investigative report on the matter

Israel has not yet given an official comment on the military coup, as the normalization deal with Sudan remains relatively underdeveloped

The government's controversial decision on six Palestinian organizations doesn't apply in the West Bank, and a military decree that would change that hasn't been issued. A security source told Haaretz that the main objective of labeling them as terro...

The test distinguishes between antibodies generated by the virus and those produced by the vaccine. Thus far those vaccinated with one or two doses, who had no proof of being infected prior, were ineligible for the Green Pass

Energy Minister Karine Elharrar was not able to arrive at the UN climate summit because transportation to the venue was not wheelchair-accessible

Only 170 homes were given final clearance, with hardly any new construction for West Bank Palestinians approved by Israel over the past years

Despite the fact that Israel is located in a part of the world particularly exposed to the impacts of climate change, it is one of 20 countries that has no government-funded national plan for it

Prof. Gideon Greif, whose Holocaust research is lauded as groundbreaking, has been accused of attempting to whitewash the mass murder of 8,000 Bosnian Muslims by Bosnian Serb forces in 1995

House Republicans say the move would be inconsistent with U.S. law and create ‘a misguided situation’ in which the U.S. would essentially have two separate diplomatic missions in the Israeli capital

New projections see maize losing ground faster as 2100 approaches and the Middle East may face climate impact on crops decades earlier. But wheat is expected to thrive

While Bennett's speech is his strongest statement on climate change to date, the coalition does not yet have a flagship climate change law or a formal declaration of a climate emergency

Speaking on a conservative radio show, the former president said 'today it's almost the opposite' due to progressive Democrats

The dominion of the Custodian of Absentee Properties over the Jerusalem property market has led Palestinians to 'fear to make deals on the east side,' but the body shows no signs of revealing the basic details of its inventory

Israel assumes it can recycle the same normalization strategy – secret meetings with generals, arms procurers and security services – that succeeded with the Gulf and North Africa. But it won't work for Sudan

The Palestinian, a 29-year-old from Gaza, is accused of planning attacks on Israeli settlements and police officers

Protection, as well as freedom from quarantine and invasive antigen testing, will drive the uptake for children's vaccinations, Israel's COVID czar says

'My name is Khan, and I am no longer wanted': In India's once-famously pluralist Bollywood, being Muslim is now a liability. As Modi's Hindu nationalist trolls and officials target superstar Shah Rukh Khan and his son, the message is clear: Even powe...

Earlier at the Glasgow climate summit, Bennett asked Australia's Morrison to designate Hezbollah a terror organization and condemn Iran at the board meeting of the UN's nuclear watchdog

In the detailed travelog he kept when journeying to the Land of Israel in 1521, Italian rabbi and scholar Moses Bassola sheds light on Jewish life at the dawn of Ottoman rule

Former Partner and Bezeq CEO Iztik Benbenisti will take the reins as the cyberespionage firm eyes an IPO, Shalev Hulio will become president and vice chairman of the board

Israel reopened its doors on Monday, but its new regulations are complicated – or, as one expert says, ‘a horror show.’ These are the rules detailing who can and cannot enter as the state looks to keep COVID-19 out

Information Minister George Kordahi's remarks about the war in Yemen have created a new dilemma for the Lebanese prime minister: submitting to Saudi demands or declaring Lebanon cannot be extorted

So far, legal aid in Israel has been given to sex crime victims only after criminal proceedings have been initiated

The controversial Rabbi Eliezer, who began a prison sentence just last week for fraud, is the eighth detainee on suspicion of involvement in the murder of Avraham Edri and the disappearance of Nissim Shitrit

Beyond the public diplomacy campaign, the cyberattacks and Syria strikes attributed to Israel are also failing to budge the Biden administration to ramp up pressure on Tehran

The government’s main strategy for keeping housing costs steady – making more land available for residential construction

The number of school children infected by COVID fell by over 50 percent as the Health Ministry gets set to hold a televised hearing on vaccinating children ages 5 to 11 on Thursday

Creators hope the new matchmaking service for singles looking for soulmates will help ‘grow’ Jewish life in the region

In the first interview of an IDF official to Bahraini media, the officer said that Israel prefers a diplomatic option over a military one in dealing with the Iranian nuclear program

Meanwhile, Biden told President Erdogan that the purchase would depend on Turkey's human rights records, as the two met in Rome at the G20 summit

Prime Minister Bennett expresses confidence the budget will pass and deliver 'stability for the government,' but securing a majority for Israel state budget for the first time in two years is far from a foregone conclusion

Two Pulitzer Prize-winning photographers have covered four Gaza wars from opposite sides of the battle lines, now they're trying to capture a shared reality

The Supreme Court ruled that a school without Israeli students does not serve the public's interest and that the Oslo Accords designate responsibility for Palestinian educational institutions to the PA

While the IDF does not require its soldiers to be vaccinated, this August it announced that it would only call up reservists who have been vaccinated or have recovered from COVID

If the Bennett-Lapid government succeeds in passing a state budget before the end of the week, ex-PM Netanyahu will be facing nothing but bad choices

Big business is facing growing pressure to meet a host of standards concerning human rights, with more investors beginning to divest from Israeli companies that have ties to the occupation

Four Israeli shows from the past decade are now available to a wider audience, including ‘The Motive’ on Netflix, the thrillers ‘Asylum City’ and ‘Hostages,’ and the surprisingly funny ‘Checkout’ (on ChaiFlicks and Topic)

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says Iran is 'moving forward aggressively' with its nuclear program as talks are set to resume in November

For years, Bosnian Serb leader, separatist, autocrat and genocide denier Milorad Dodik has worked hard to discredit the post-war Bosnian state and demonize Muslim Bosniaks. Now, as he gathers critical momentum, will Biden, NATO or others in the West ...

Under his conflict-of-interest agreement, the Energy Ministry’s new director general will need permission to pick up his pen in his own office

The incident came only weeks after Australia announced that it was adopting the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s working definition of antisemitism

The Black Shadow group, released the data of 1,000 users of the Atraf dating site, some of whom are likely closeted, which it stole by hacking the Cyberserve web hosting company

Bennett heads Israel's delegation to the UN climate summit, where he will present new, modest targets. Officials hope the visit will wake Israel up to the urgency of climate crisis, which threatens the Middle Eastern state in particular

A Polish government ministry released a statement online earlier this month saying that Poland recognizes the IHRA working definition of antisemitism, a move meant to coincide with an international Holocaust forum in Sweden

Biden sending a B1-B bomber into the region allows him to send 'a clear message of reassurance' to regional allies, U.S. Air Force's Central Command tweeted

To fit American criteria, Israel would need to amend security procedures put in place during the intifada. Other bureaucratic challenges are also likely to slow, or stop, Israel's hopes of joining the visa waiver program

I always thought I had no problem with my naked body. I’m not proud of it or ashamed of it. But would this theoretical feeling withstand the test of reality? Ultimately, the sign was given. In under a minute we were all naked and waiting for photog...

Interior Minister Shaked advocated for segregating schools in a meeting with Tel Aviv municipality officials, arguing the move will push asylum seekers 'to leave Israel as soon as possible'

A Palestinian rape victim withdrew her complaint after police in the West Bank threatened her and treated her as a suspect. Three years later, her assailant raped another woman

Following violent riots during the latest Gaza conflict, Israel will include internal disturbances during wartime in a five-day military exercise this week

Iran's civil defense chief says Israel, U.S. 'and their agents' likely behind cyberattack that disrupted gasoline sales across the Islamic Republic

Education Ministry examining application by CTeen, which says its work includes 'giving Torah lessons to teens' and 'increasing Jewish identity activities' in schools

Remembering Libyan-Jewish Holocaust survivor Joseph Labi, who went from home to Italy to the Nazi concentration camp before finding himself in the Palmach

According to the U.S., the drones are used by terror groups supported by Iran, including Hezbollah, Hamas and the Houthis in Yemen. The sanctions against heads of UAV program may also give the U.S. leverage in nuke talks