What happens to people who are in desperate need of medical treatment but can’t afford to pay for it?

As Ukraine tries to break Russia's siege of Mariupol, one of Russia's main targets, its capital city was struck by Russian missiles in apparent retaliation for Ukraine's surprise sinking of a Russian ship

Soldiers arrested Shams a-Dim Aazem, 17, on suspicion of throwing stones. But between his cancer and his disability, the boy can barely move around. That didn't save him from being handcuffed and spending five hours in detention

Police arrested 400 people inside the Al-Aqsa Mosque after hours of skirmishes and managed to restore calm. But images of cops detaining worshipers might trigger the next terror attack

Russian authorities accuse Ukraine of wounding seven and damaging about 100 residential buildings in a Russian border region

Exodus is a story of liberation from slavery, but it has also inspired numerous colonialist movements. It’s a myth that needs to be treated with caution

The U.S. just issued a report detailing tens of thousands of human rights abuses in Turkey. But in light of Ankara's rapprochement with Egypt, the Gulf states, and Israel — no one really cares

Biden's comments on Putin, including that he shouldn't stay in power, weren't gaffes. Instead, the U.S. president was merely speaking his mind. Sometimes, that's also an option in international diplomacy

Ivan Tirnovski, a construction worker from Moldova, was murdered last month in Jerusalem by an ISIS supporter in a politically-motivated attack. But when his roommates called the police, they were brought into custody instead

The assailant's father had called Israel Police earlier in the day to inform them that his daughter was planning to carry out an attack in Jerusalem

According to Ukrainian estimates, 21,000 people in the port city of Mariupol have been killed since the beginning of the Russian siege, which shows no signs of relenting

Scores of Palestinians are injured and hundreds arrested in a rare breach by Israeli forces into Al-Aqsa Mosque after worshipers threw stones and set off fireworks during morning prayer

Smotrich reminds us what an alternative coalition looks like ■ Netanyahu, Bennett and the two Dizengoff terror attacks ■ No more cult of personality at the Independence Day ceremony

Israel takes a cautious tone on future sales of the laser system, which just passed another test. But statements about a new 'regional anti-missile defense architecture' hint that they may play more than a local role

A certain chicken-and-egg question arises, however: The Israeli army expands its operation to thwart attacks, but daily friction with Palestinians fuels calls for revenge

This is the second reported strike by Israel in Syria in within the last week

There aren’t many Jews in the Israeli film ‘Let It Be Morning,’ but it still touches on them, thanks in part to a drama that played out offscreen

Ukrainians are not just fighting Russia’s army, they’re fighting an entire worldview that really isn’t interested in freedom – not just for Ukraine, but for anyone. Not even themselves

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A hotelier who discovered Buddhism on a bar mitzvah trip with his son, and an MBA candidate who always has a plan

The requirements, which also require that school program operations declare that their content doesn’t include statements negating Israel’s existence as a Jewish and democratic state, have been challenged in court

El Shafee Elsheikh was identified as a member of a group of Islamic State captors known for their British accents and their cruelty

On the day before Passover, understaffed Ben-Gurion Airport feels the squeeze of travelers keen to go abroad after two years of COVID

Only after another murder, Israel finally tracked down the Islamic State supporter who killed the Kaduri couple in 2019. If he hadn't kept the bloodied knife in his bag, Wassim al-Said might not have been caught

Ban on Israeli Arabs entering the Palestinian city, imposed after attacks, will end after Saturday, but officials will reconvene to consider whether it should be resumed

The Israeli military says circumstances of shooting 'still being clarified' after previously saying she approached suspiciously, as witness says Ghada Sabateen 'was very scared'

The creators of Salistick, who initially worked together in a lab at Hebrew University, have begun producing the pregnancy test kits and their technology could result in other medical tests as well

Political activists, cultural leaders, high-tech professionals – tens of thousands of Russia’s elite have fled the country in the past month, and a few thousand of them are in Israel. Conversations with six of them

Foreign minister condemns Bezalel Smotrich and Ayman Odeh over recent comments, saying the beleaguered governing coalition 'is the answer'

Just like Pharaoh before him, Putin, by dint of who he is, is simply incapable of accepting change. It will lead him and his people to ruin

Elchanan Deitsch is accused of sexually assaulting two women under his care, one of whom while she was hospitalized and the other while unconscious

Ukraine's southern military command said that it hit the warship with a Ukrainian-made Neptune anti-ship missile and that it had started to sink

Whether still in Ukraine or making their own involuntary exodus overseas, thousands of Ukrainian Jews will still mark the Passover holiday on Friday evening while dreaming of freedom and security

Tehran requested that the IAEA install cameras at the Natanz facility, which has been targeted in sabotage attacks that it blames on Israel

With an annual budget of $22 billion, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is the power behind the throne in Iran. Its finances will be threatened, though, if it isn’t removed from the American list of designated terror organizations

Receiving a tour guide license from the Tourism Ministry included taking a surprising course at Haifa University

Ahead of the second round in France between Emanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen, we ask what this election will mean for Europe, Israel, and French Jews. Also: will bread on Passover bring down the Israeli government?

Twelve months ago, Israel’s economists predicted political instability and a sluggish COVID recovery. They were wrong. Despite its slim Knesset majority, Israel's new government put economic policy back into motion

'This is a historic moment, an energy weapon actually works,' says Israeli general in charge of developing the laser system dubbed 'Light Shield'

Putin’s brutal invasion of Ukraine has radically ruptured the millions-strong Russian-speaking Jewish diaspora — our own families and friends included. Is the ex-Soviet Jewish world now broken for good?

Bat Sheva Marcus, the Orthodox sex therapist and co-founder of the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance, published an essay detailing harassment allegations that had been made against her

Under-the-radar ties with Riyadh are intensifying, but it wasn’t so long ago that Israel categorically refused to explore peace with Saudi Arabia, and even tried to provoke the U.S. into attacking the kingdom

They built a new town on a desert paradise, less than a decade later they were evicted with chains and cages. A new miniseries looks at the story of Yamit, 40 years after its dismantlement

New study of giant glacier in Greenland finds the Vikings hung on as it advanced on their camp. There was some other reason they abandoned ship

'We will harshly confront them, they are too small to confront us,' head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards' Quds Force said, amid rising tensions between Tehran and world powers over nuclear talks

Wassim al-Said, 34, murdered Yehuda and Tamar Kaduri in their Jerusalem apartment in 2019. Last month, he murdered a Moldovan national ■ Kaduri family members slam police investigation: 'you turned us into our parents' murderers'

After the success of the Israel Trail and the Kinneret Trail, two Israelis have championed the Israel Sea Trail along the coastline. They soon found out the track is impossible

'When I lost my daughter, I felt there is no more life in Gaza,' says father of 19-month-old who died after Israel failed to process in time a security permit allowing her to leave the Strip and access treatment

Israeli police opened an inquiry last year after Haaretz revealed Cohen received $20,000 from Australian tycoon James Packer as a gift for his daughter's wedding while still serving as Mossad head

Aaron seems to be an afterthought in Moses’ Exodus story and Moses seems to be an alien branch on Aaron’s family tree

Puzzled by the Pesach plate? We've got a primer for you on all things Passover, along with some fascinating holiday stories!

From celebrity chef concoctions to timeless classics, this compilation has everything you need for a stellar Passover Seder!

Palestinian shot by Israeli forces in Beita succumbs to wounds hours after two were killed near Jenin by live fire during overnight Israeli military raids in the West Bank, says Palestinian Health Ministry

Here's to an unpretentious Passover seder

And why some have started trying to perform it on the Temple Mount again

This cake is kosher, parve and gluten-free. You’ll want to make it all year round

With shortages all around because of coronavirus, how are you supposed to make anything for the Passover holiday? Here’s how to tackle your cooking problems, one by one

From Adam Rapoport, editor-in-chief of Bon Appétit magazine. This sweet and spicy brisket recipe was given to Adam Rapoport’s mother, Maxine, from her friend Doris Feinsilber

In an interview with Haaretz, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba questions Israel’s Ukrainian refugee policy and the country's position on Russia as the war enters a bloody phase

An ad promising payment to Jews who get arrested trying to offer a sacrifice at the holy site is causing an uproar among Palestinians this year, even though it ran before

The Hard Enduro championship took off in the Israeli desert this week, 400 metres below sea level. It was dusty, hot and wild

The Secondary School Teachers' Union ties its consent to improving teachers' wages and work conditions

Israel Police present a plan to try to stop the wave of resignations from the force and boost morale

Another Palestinian, 20, was shot dead in Silwad, says the Palestinian Health Ministry ■ Israeli security forces arrest four Palestinians suspected of planning to carry out an attack in Israel on Passover

Long-term AIPAC supporter Haim Saban is the biggest individual donor to the super PAC since its establishment late last year. His contribution came weeks before the pro-Israel lobby’s traditional PAC endorsed Republican election deniers

A Hamas sources says the factions in Gaza — and particularly Hamas — do not intend to fire rockets at Israel at this point, but rather wait to see how things evolve on the ground

On Passover night, Jews around the world dip a bitter vegetable into a sticky paste called charoset. But why? The Bible speaks of nothing of the sort, so where does this odd tradition come from?

Education minister, who tried to withhold the prize over Professor Goldreich's support for boycotting a university in a settlement, says he's a 'provocateur'

Eight months pregnant and after releasing an album, Efrat Rapoport was tapped to be head of Salesforce Israel R&D. This is how this 32-year-old plans to shape the tech industry

In January, the Houthis seized the Emirati-flagged ship Rwabee in the Red Sea off Yemen, posting videos depicting weapons being held on the ship, while the U.S. says the new force is meant to protect global trade

Foreign minister also says that Turkey and Israel have 'great potential' for cooperation in the energy field, following reports in recent weeks that both countries are considering a gas pipeline to bring Israeli gas to Europe

There’s never been a shortage of Russian genocidal fantasies about Ukraine but, until recently, they were confined to the political margins. Now, those fantasies and their neo-fascist roots are normalized and put into action

Sam Grundwerg was originally appointed by the former prime minister, but fell out of favor after he elevated a left-wing activist to a top position in Israel's international fundraising arm

Members of the coalition 'deserve to feel unwanted in public,' Bezalel Smotrich says, rehashing accusations of 'stealing votes.' Bennett, in response, says no one has a monopoly over 'the love of the Land of Israel'

The West Bank city that once symbolized quiet for Israel's security forces has turned into a stronghold for militant groups. Still recovering from COVID restrictions, sanctions imposed after a spate of attacks in Israel may make things worse

Standup comedian, known for his raw and crude humor, passed away after struggling with long illness

'We get to restore the honor to this land and the people of Israel,' regional military commander tells soldiers securing settler-led repair works at vandalized Joseph's Tomb in the West Bank amid rising tensions

The White House seemingly rejected a key Iranian demand last week, shortly after a group of House Democrats stated their ‘critical concerns about the looming Iran deal’

Rabbinical program in Cincinnati, the Ohio city renowned as the historic center of American Reform Judaism, will 'sunset' by the end of the 2026 academic year after all enrolled students are ordained

Roden talks about preserving the routine during an epidemic and offers beloved Passover seder recipes

Despite new sanctions over Ukraine war, a loophole lets traders sell Russian diamonds in the U.S. – as long as they are first polished in Israel

Israeli forces raid Jenin, other parts of the West Bank in the aftermath of deadly attacks ■ Military secures Nablus Site of Joseph's Tomb, vandalized by Palestinians, for repair works

Towns in northern Ukraine littered with civilians' bodies after Russian troops retread, in what Ukrainian officials call a campaign of murder, torture and rape

Leaving home under fire, hiding for days without food and water, Mariupol residents recount escaping their Ukrainian hometown under Russian siege

A well-meant Passover gift to ministers from the Chinese Embassy leads to suspicions of spying, Shin Bet involvement, and embarrassment for Israel

A local newspaper reported that NSO’s Pegasus spyware was sold to Trinidad and Tobago. However, it may be a different Israeli firm’s spyware, recently found on the phone of a Greek journalist, that was actually used