After years, Israel's Shin Bet realized its personnel also deals with post-traumatic stress disorder after prolonged security activity. An initiative by a former senior official allows them to break their silence

'The era of immunity has ended. They will pay a price even if they are a thousand kilometers away to the east,' the prime minister says ■ Shin Bet chief warns of 'violent discourse and incitement'

'Putin must pay a high price for his brutal aggression,' the EU president commission said, admitting the move won't be easy as some member states are dependent on Russian oil

Strategic antisemitism: Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s tirade on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Jews and Hitler was no slip of the tongue. It was part of a calculated, and escalating, campaign targeting Israel

Arab demographic growth could tip the scales and make the occupation unsustainable ■ The Israeli military's intense PR efforts can't compensate for its collapsing draft model ■ Can Israel protect its cyberspace?

Israel's Independence Day air force flyover on Thursday will pass cities and communities across the country, as well as some Jewish settlements in the West Bank

After two years of COVID, this year's Israeli-Palestinian event stayed largely online. Despite organizers' concerns, a counter-protest drew less than a dozen people

30 years after it was built, the old railroad track to Jerusalem stands deserted. We took the chance to hike along it

Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov’s extreme statements are just another link in a chain of diplomatic incidents between the two countries ■ Five key events that prove Israel and Russia relations are on the verge of serious deterioration

President Isaac Herzog on the 'terrible lies' spread by Lavrov, his insistence on maintaining political neutrality, Israel's budding relationship with Turkey, and his hopes for the country on the eve of its 74th Independence Day

'Defaulting to antisemitic tropes... reflects the gutless depravity of the Russian regime' the lawmakers wrote in a rare joint statement, adding that Lavrov's remarks were an affront to the Jews murdered in the Holocaust

Shamans and snakes, perhaps: The subjects of the glyphs on the ceiling of the ‘19th Unnamed Cave’ in Alabama are hard to make out, but then, they were drawing in the dark

Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked had decided to remove the repatriation ban last month, threatening dozens of asylum seekers from the Democratic Republic of Congo with expulsion

After enduring the Islamic State's brutal aggression, more than 3,000 Yazidis trying to reestablish their homes fled north after the Iraqi army engaged with members of a Yazidi militia

The military censor must learn to differentiate between trivial details and what is really important to keep in the shadows, with an emphasis on concealing information that could surprise the enemy in the future

Six bereaved families of Israeli soldiers who died by suicide talk to Haaretz about their memories, and about shame, self-flagellation and how the military and society can do better

The Wall Street Journal report quotes a U.S. official describing the meeting as having a 'better tone' than past engagements, with bilateral ties having deteriorated since the Biden administration assumed power

Following right-wing activists’ objections, Tel Aviv District Court Judge Michal Agmon-Gonen was ordered not to speak before the Association for Civil Rights in Israel over its frequent involvement in court litigation

The group of palm trees is defined as unique and is said to be a remnant of the first domesticated palms in the Middle East

Since the draft's release, protests are being planned nationwide and Democrats are scrambling to respond to the bombshell leak, with President Joe Biden vowing to try to protect abortion rights

The U.S. Supreme Court is siding with a distressed, angry minority taking legitimate but detestable advantage of a skewed political system. The bad news: things can still get worse with the current 6-3 conservative majority

According to a survey of Jewish Israelis, half of them support Jewish prayer at the holy Jerusalem site, despite recurring Israeli promises to maintain the status quo

For the second year, the alternative Memorial Day ceremony on Tuesday will be broadcast online with only a small crowd attending physically

UN-led rescue operation sees more than 100 civilians evacuated from the Azovstal steel plant, official says, as Russian forces seek to take over port city and cut Ukraine off from the Black Sea

Projected boom in Haredi population worldwide is attributed to other factors besides high fertility rates – including longevity, say researchers from the London-based Institute for Jewish Policy Research

The U.S. and European countries are already supplying Ukraine beyond Israel's capabilities, but Israeli officials fear not sending more help may erode global trust in its defense industries

The world's largest generic drug manufacturer based in Petah Tikva has already paid $1.1 billion in financial settlements with American state and county governments over its alleged role in the country's opioid crisis

The dual Israeli-Ukrainian citizen Sergei 'Aharon' Botynskaya was hit by shrapnel during the Russian assault on Mariupol as he was making his way to a synagogue in the coastal city

An Irish historian decided to assemble the lost puzzle of Hilde Koch’s life, revealing a Jewish artist who created works full of Christian imagery in an era with few known female illustrators

Far from being solely symbolic in purpose, use-wear analysis shows residue of animals on Italian Bronze Age blades. But humans don’t generally confine butchery to the beasts

We should be proud: Technology didn’t rise in Israel because God put it there for us to exploit

Israeli Prof. Dan Tchernov is not concerned for the fate of the earth, but believes an umbrella organization devoted to the sea is needed. 'For the first time an organism – us – is initiating the extinction'

'Our people bear on their body the scars of our forefathers' factionalism,' the prime minister says ■ Fifty-six names added to Israel's list of soldiers fallen in duty since the country's last Memorial Day

The project may spark controversy in nearby Arab neighborhoods of East Jerusalem ■ The municipality and Tourism Ministry say the project, part of larger renovation plans for the promenade, is still under review

Victims' families hang in the balance, without answers or compensation, after the deaths of their loved ones in Iran's alleged strike of an Israeli-owned merchant tanker

Most women in Israel can get an abortion on demand, often at no cost – something U.S. states will soon be able to outlaw, according to leaked Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade

It is one of the most enduring myths surrounding the 1948 war: The epic battle between a fearsome Arab Goliath and a newborn Israel to liberate Palestine. And it’s a fable that continues to inflict harm today

The loud voices criticizing Israel’s ‘deficient’ support for Ukraine, and their egregious Holocaust analogies, simply don’t recognize that Israel’s careful response to Russia relates to the most devastating threat to its own survival

The passing of Gilon, who made social justice one of the central missions of his career, evoked condolences and grief from across Israel's political spectrum

Moscow calls Israeli Foreign Minister Lapid's rebuke of Lavrov's Hitler comment 'anti-historical' and says it 'explains to a large extent why the current Israeli government supports the neo-Nazi regime in Kyiv'

Omar Bar-Lev was a former commander of the elite unit to which the soldier belonged, and the disclosure came despite a military order banning the publication of details pertaining to his death

'Roe was egregiously wrong from the start,' Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the draft opinion which is dated February 10, according to Politico

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer condemns the Russian FM's remarks, which spread 'disinformation about the history of the Holocaust in order to advance Mr. Putin's political and military agenda'

A total of 24,068 people have died in service since the year 1860, including members of several pre-state underground militias, Israel's military and police

Iranian tries to recruit spies didn't endanger Israel's national security, but Tehran seems to have identified a vulnerable underbelly to exploit in Israel's free internet

Aaron Rabinowitz and Shira Elk's reporting revealed that the Zaka chairman Yehuda Meshi-Zahav had been sexually abusing girls for decades

The Israeli investigation of the attack that killed a security guard in Ariel did not reveal any connection to Hamas, and officials believe the organization is simply trying to claim what they see as a successful operation

An initial inspection found defects in the kitchen at the Beit Dafna facility, home to 100 residents. The three people who died suffered from underlying medical conditions

‘The professional side was dominant – sometimes more and sometimes less,’ said Shlomo Filber about his decision-making when he was director general of the Communications Ministry

The Romanian government will now recognize Israeli documents which attest to a survivor having been in Romania during the Holocaust

The United Arab List is likely to return to voting with the coalition at least on some bills, after a symbolic protest over Israel's policies concerning Al-Aqsa, but demanded progress on key promises

While no final date has been set for Biden's first visit since assuming office, sources say Israel and possibly the West Bank may be added as a stop on his Europe trip in late June

Sheikh Ismat Hammouri called on worshippers to liberate Al-Aqsa 'by arms and force'. His lawyer called the charge a 'political arrest intended to scare people away'

Israel's security agency says Tehran used a made-up Jewish businesswoman to convince Israelis to provide information and even carry out attacks, with little to no success

Major Jewish groups and leaders condemn 'highly offensive,' false claims by the Russian foreign minister, in 'transparently desperate efforts to justify Russia's invasion of Ukraine'

The Turkish president extends wishes 'for the well-being and prosperity of the people of Israel' in letter ahead of Israel's Independence Day, Herzog's office says

After Labour’s antisemitism meltdown under Jeremy Corbyn, its new leader Keir Starmer hopes that improving the party’s ties with allies in Israel will help put him on the path to power, starting with upcoming local elections

As part of its ‘de-Russification’ efforts, a Ukrainian body is calling for Kyiv streets to be renamed, including after nationalists who supported Nazi Germany. Israel's Yad Vashem has urged the country to avoid such a step

ClickUp started as an alternative to Craigslist. Now, with an array of office and project management tools, it hopes to overtake Monday.com as the leading productivity app

Evgeny isn’t sure how he’ll pay for a shipment of books ■ Julia and Antov postponed putting out their EP ■ Yelena can't figure out how she will be paid ■ The Israelis stuck in the gap between earnings in rubles and expenses in shekels

Rivka Michaeli, 84, one of Israel's most famous actresses, has become the subject of a ‘violent incitement campaign’ after announcing her participation in a joint Israeli-Palestinian memorial ceremony

According to the indictment, the 15-year-old from Haifa assumed she would be shot dead by the security forces; her father says she's suffering from psychological issues

Does the aging Ali Khamenei still make the most important decisions for Iran? How worried are the Ayatollahs about the cultural choices of young Iranians? And can Israel still stop Tehran from joining the nuclear club?

In partnership with ultra-Orthodox activists, WZO brought hundreds of seminary girls to Western Wall while the feminist prayer group was holding its monthly Rosh Chodesh service

Most of the claims about ‘Hitler’s Jewish blood,’ repeated Sunday by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, arise from the fact that the identity of his paternal grandfather is unknown. The answer to that question seems to have been buried wit...

Sari Bashi is known for founding prominent rights group Gisha, which advocates freedom of movement for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, and for her Haaretz column on raising children with her Palestinian husband

A survey conducted for TheMarker at the Social Policy Institute at Washington University reveals what happens to the Israeli economy when 79 percent of Arabs fast

Israel is warming up twice the global rate, the country's meteorological service says, and it doesn't bode well for this summer's fire season

Cellphones of Spain's prime minister and defense minister were hacked last year with Pegasus spyware only available to government agencies, resulting in 'significant' data breaches, officials said

While U.S.-Saudi relations have suffered under Biden's tenure, the U.S. has recently increased military support for Riyadh in a bid to mend security ties

FM Lapid says Israel expects apology over Lavrov's comments that like Zelenskyy, Hitler too 'had Jewish blood' and that Jews are the 'greatest antisemites' ■ Yad Vashem: Lavrov has turned victims into criminals

The civilians Reuters saw had been evacuated in a convoy with Russian forces and vehicles with United Nations symbols

The Population Authority hardly deals with sectors in which workers are employed legally, and in cases of rights violation issues only fines, and does not revoke employers’ permits

Tel Aviv District Court Judge Michal Agmon-Gonen has ruled against several decisions by the Population and Immigration Authority to deport Ukrainian refugees

The dance instructor was convicted of serious sexual crimes against his 13-year-old student, Yuval Raz, who calls on women to 'say that it isn’t your fault'

The arrest of the imam of the Great Mosque in Lod followed a speech he delivered last week at a conference in Lod about recent events at Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa Mosque

The Russian foreign minister accused the U.S. and Canada of training 'neo-Nazis' now in the ranks of the Ukrainian military

One-third of Israelis discover that their chances of obtaining a home loan are nil, while others are burdened with high interest rates or must engage in financial tricks to get the job done

Herzog also spoke with UAE crown prince and Bahrain's king in honor of the holiday, which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan

With more people marrying for a second time in Israel, there’s a sharp increase in court battles after the death of one of the partners. Two documents can help prevent such family disputes

David Simon’s brilliant new HBO police drama is like a belated sequel to ‘The Wire’ – if you’ve seen that beloved Baltimore series, that is

‘These radical actors indisputably and unapologetically denigrate and dehumanize Jews,’ says ADL chief Jonathan Greenblatt, singling out groups such as Jewish Voice for Peace and Students for Justice in Palestine

Three weeks ago, Culture Minister Chili Troper announced the cancellation of the fireworks display at the main Independence Day eve ceremony on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem

Raz Hershko earned a silver medal Sunday. She joins three other Israeli women who earned medals for Israel at European Judo Championship

The figure is made up of Jews and Arabs living in Israel and Jews living in West Bank settlements, but not including Palestinians living in the West Bank and Gaza

Israel could have kept the details of the operation under wraps and discreetly informed the American government of the Revolutionary Guards' involvement in the assassination attempt

New report focusing on undisturbed archaeological layers finds no proof of humans in the Americas below the ice sheet earlier than 13,000 years ago

Despite very serious allegations against the then-Honduran president, Israeli governments continued to supply him with arms that were used to suppress his opponents and traffic drugs to the United States