Multiple Republican congressmen pointed the finger at Antifa and the left in the aftermath of the deadly pro-Trump attack on the U.S. Capitol

A legal war between an Israeli farm and the tax authority's software may decide how much the public is allowed to know about the algorithm increasingly running our lives

Over a decade ago, Meidan Sadeh abandoned some of his Arab origins and became a member of a kibbutz. But once he entered the kitchen, he went back to foraging and returned to his roots

'Have you seen Palestinian construction work that looks to you to be suspicious and unauthorized? Have you encountered a sanitation hazard created by Palestinians who disdain the law? From now on you have a 'snitch line' of your own'

House Speaker Pelosi told '60 Minutes' Sunday that 'the evidence is that it was a well-planned, organized group with leadership and guidance and 'direction

Pompeo is also expected to deliver remarks later this week denouncing Iran for its alleged harboring and support for members of Osama bin Laden’s al-Qaida network

From entrapment on Grindr to draconian family values and public morality laws, Egypt is using tech to persecute its LGBTQ community

With another Pfizer shipment, Israel aims to vaccinate 200,000 people a day ■ Four cases of South African mutation found in Israel ■ Palestinian Authority says first vaccines could come in March

A tour of the wards shows that the war against COVID also entails a battle for the patients’ mental health

After unprecedented violence in Washington takes five lives and further darkens Trump's legacy, Netanyahu’s close alliance with the president turns from asset to liability. Listen to Dan Shapiro and Ben Samuels

Pelosi says leaders of the Democratic-led House will attempt to pass a resolution calling on Pence to activate the 25th Amendment to impeach Trump

A second Republican U.S. senator called on Sunday for Trump to resign, saying he could face criminal liability after the storming of the Capitol by his supporters

Saudi Arabia and the UAE have already announced reopening air, land and sea entry points to Qatar

The Chief Rabbinate expressed disappointment with the decision, saying it 'harms a majority of the public and the Jewish character of the state'

The rush to get a COVID-19 vaccine, no matter what, is the natural outgrowth of broken policies

Chinese company, kibbutz partner want to act after Israel's biggest food maker boosts profits as it expands into categories with higher margins

A year ago, Likud assured Israelis that Benjamin Netanyahu's friendship with Trump put him in ‘a different league.' Now his critics are using that quote against him

While the vast majority of West Bank attacks by Israelis last year were aimed at Palestinians, officials warn of escalation as protests over teen's death transform into 'a battlefield' between settlers and law enforcement

The activist, who protested the 2019 police killing of an Ethiopian Israeli teen, provided documentation proving the officer pushed her before she slapped him

Tehran pushes Seoul to release $7 million in funds frozen amid sanctions, denying allegations that seizure of ship is equivalent to hostage taking

Apparently due to global warming, a tropical ecosystem of invasive species has transformed Israel's coastline, a study published by Britain’s Royal Society scientific academy shows

Bogazici University's new rector confessed his love for Metallica, whose 'Master of Puppets' has become the anthem of a protest against President Erdogan’s heavy hand in Turkey's higher education system – where he seeks to reconcile traditionalis...

The courts administration says the move to convene the committee under a caretaker government was approved by acting Justice Minister Gantz, but he denies having anything to do with the decision

Two Egypt experts tell Haaretz why the incoming U.S. president will face some difficult choices concerning Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi’s regime in Cairo

Telem chairman joined by prominent anti-Netanyahu activist, top public health expert, in a move meant to increase his bargaining power in creating a new alliance ahead of March vote

In separate statements, bot Egypt and Ethiopia blame Sudan for the deadlock

The PA's public health chief announces deal with AstraZeneca, while the Foreign Ministry says Israel is 'committing racial discrimination against the Palestinian people, depriving them of their right to health care'

Resident of a West Bank outpost said to have punched the commander during the latest protest over the death of a 16-year-old settler, suspected of throwing stones at Palestinians, in police chase

It is one thing to blockade the people of Gaza for supposedly security purposes. It is another level of deplorable to deny them a life-saving vaccine

Government committee says Delek Group already too powerful to have more control of energy

Court rules police must pay demonstrators who gathered outside the Caesarea home of a bereaved family that hosted anti-Netanyahu activists

Many buyers are holding off during the pandemic while others are buying something cheap, survey shows

After declaring the area landmine-free, custodian of the Holy Land for the Roman Catholic church commemorates the baptism of Jesus

Trump 'sought a coup by misleading people with lies and I know where such lies lead,' said the former Republican California governor

Israel’s prime minister is fighting for survival on four separate fronts, but while he can probably control three of them, there’s one 6,000 miles away he’s powerless to do anything about

According to reports on social media, the frequency of low flying warplanes over Beirut has intensified in the last two weeks in what has become a daily routine in the final days of the Trump administration

Fran Lebowitz has fun (despite herself) hanging out with Martin Scorsese, but the real drama comes in HBO’s engaging sports documentary ‘Tiger’

Russian information warfare ops have had one goal ever since the Cold War began: to sow chaos and undermine Americans’ sense of a shared reality. Trump was just a means to that end

Politico reported over the weekened that Trump went 'ballistic' upon hearing the news he was banned, a senior administration official said, adding Trump was 'scrambling to figure out what his options are'

Gebran Bassil, leader of Lebanon's biggest Christian bloc, says he won't join the cabinet as long as Prime Minister-designate Saad al-Hariri insists on naming all the ministers

The Shas leader, who spent time in prison, is expected to do anything to cut a deal to avoid going to trial

The Health Ministry says it would only share information already in the public domain with Pfizer, who would have much to gain from the information collected in Israel

Two weeks after the death of hilltop youth Ahuvia Sandak in a police chase, a visit to Maoz Esther reveals a small community convinced that they the victims, and are doing God’s will

Trump may launch his own platform. But that won’t happen overnight, and free speech experts anticipate growing pressure on all social media platforms to curb incendiary speech

A Capitol Police officer died after he was hit in the head with a fire extinguisher as rioters descended on the building and many other officers were injured

The Sriwijaya Air plane had 62 passengers and crew on board. It crashed just four minutes after takeoff

Dogs are thought to have evolved from wolves scavenging our garbage, but now a paper posits that humans hunting megafauna would have had scraps to spare for their proto-pets

Senator Pat Toomey said Saturday he believed Trump had committed 'impeachable offenses,' but he did not explicitly say whether he would vote to remove the president from office

A Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted Thursday and Friday found 57 %of Americans want Trump to be removed immediately from office

Officer is suspected of giving an interview to a journalist, who published his version of events that led to the death of 16-year-old Ahuvia Sandak

Due to the 'very real risk to public safety' that Parler poses, AWS plans to suspend Parler's account effective Sunday, at 11:59 p.m. PST, the email seen by Reuters showed

Footage showed scores of vessels took part in the maneuver. State TV said hundreds of boats participated

Ron Huldai says he will continue as Tel Aviv Mayor to protect the city from 'irresponsible people' vying to take over his position ■ Former Gantz ally Moshe Ya'alon will announce his plans for his Telem party Sunday

Democrats have pressed Vice President Mike Pence to consider the 25th Amendment to oust Trump, but a Pence adviser has said he opposes the idea

In a statement, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Iran had an obligation to allow the inspectors access

‘Remember this day forever’: Trump has radicalized America’s violent, insurgent, racist Right for years and, like him, they will never concede

ID tags unearthed at the site of the death camp reveal that hundreds of the victims had roots in North Africa

Although Israel's defense establishment prepared for a variety of scenarios, Iran is yet to follow through with threats of vengeance. With the Biden administration incoming, it may hold off altogether

Big tech companies simply saw what any junior political analyst could see – the king of Twitter and Facebook is dead or dying; long live the new king

'White supremacists should pack up their garbage & get out of our city,' congresswoman tweets, as museum president ties incident to events on Capitol Hill

Search is still under way for two Palestinians who drove into group of soldiers, causing no injuries

Health Ministry stresses that South African mutation, like its U.K. counterpart, is more contagious than other strains, but does not seem to cause a more serious illness

Four cases of South African mutation found in Israel ■ Israel starts third lockdown with rise in new cases, 1.7 million vaccinated ■ Police report clashes with lockdown violators across Israel ■ First shipment of Moderna vaccine arrives in Isra...

Protests across the country follow report by three TV channels which alleged that the PM's safety was compromised during a demonstration, even though police statements in court made no such claim

Rescuers looking for the plane carrying more than 50 people found suspected debris in waters north of the city, search and rescue group says

Nawi, whose activism for the Palestinian cause began during the second intifada, made headlines after an investigative program exposed him boasting of turning Palestinians who sold land to Jews over to the PA

Fears from parents that the UAE was trying to shape the next generation of Egyptians through their textbooks were overblown. But the UAE may be able to shape a new Egyptian elite through schools

The ADL’s Jonathan Greenblatt and AJC’s Holly Huffnagle tell Haaretz how the new administration should combat hate crimes, which spiked during the Trump presidency and aren’t disappearing when he vacates the White House

A breakdown of the different far-right symbols and what they represent

Known white supremacists Tim Gionet and Nick Fuentes also attended the infamous Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia in August 2017

Right-leaning social media users in the United States have flocked to Parler, messaging app Telegram and hands-off social site Gab, citing what they see as censorship on mainstream platforms

Rosanne Boyland was one of three people who died of medical emergencies when a pro-Trump mob, egged on by the president, stormed the Capitol

The 19-year-old is the fourth member of the Arab community to be killed since the year began

Officers are searching for the assailants in the Bedouin town of Tuba-Zangariyye, which has seen a series of acts of violence against police who are investigating protection money extortion there

The tombstone of the woman who lived in the Nitzana area about 1,400 years ago joins others unearthed in excavations that belonged to Christians interred in local churches and burial grounds

A military spokesman said missiles flying over the Golan Heights targeted several locations and air defenses downed several missiles

A person who violates a curfew shouldn't be killed, but they can be slapped and hit with a rifle: Newly declassified documents reveal the ways military rule embittered the lives of Israeli Arabs

The social media giant later deletes new tweets posted by Trump on official government account @POTUS after he tweets 'We will not be SILENCED!' and suspends the account of his presidential campaign

Israelis who spent all night watching the news from Washington asked themselves if it could happen here. Several incidents from the past year hint at the unsettling answer

Jewish Social Justice group Bend the Arc joins the call after Wednesday’s breaching of the Capitol, which included multiple displays of antisemitism, white supremacy and far-right extremism

'I think the American public has a good clear look at who they are. They're part of the Big Lie,' Biden says about the Republican senators whose Electoral College challenge spurred D.C. violence

Energy generated by sea waves, cartilage made of corals, healthful dough, 3D printed organs, a tiny camera that helps blind people see and an ultrasound from the comfort of your living room: A Haaretz project surveys promising Israeli companies

Twitter says Trump's account will be permanently suspended after Facebook 'indefinitely' banned the president from its platform following Capitol riots

Incident comes less than two days after a Confederate flag was brought into the U.S. Capitol breached by Trump's supporters

Democratic Sen. Jacky Rosen, one of eight Jewish senators in Congress, tells Haaretz that Americans have 'a moral obligation to put a stop to this disturbing trend' ■ Democratic lawmakers condemn violence at Capitol

Yesh Atid also also gains seats, while Benny Gantz's Kahol Lavan kisses the electoral threshold with only four seats

Israelis watch Trump insurrection aghast: Netanyahu supporters could do that here ■ In time of coronavirus, petty politics kills ■ Lapid deals blow to Netanyahu and Gantz

House Speaker Pelosi says she spoke to top U.S. general about restraining Trump

Even when confronted with the terror of a global pandemic, many people are in no rush to get vaccinated

Despite mounting calls for Mary Miller to resign, the lawmaker took to Twitter to defend her statements at pro-Trump rally in D.C., which Illinois governor dubbed 'unfathomable and disgusting'