Supreme Court president says the move to collect data on coronavirus patients in quarantine, justified as a temporary measure, might become permanent

COVID strains will not take into account Israel's lies that it's 'not responsible' for Palestinians' health

Prof. Trajtenberg is the first economist to helm the Institute for National Security Studies, which is usually run by former senior defense officials

'If the crown prince is not punished, it will forever signal that the main culprit can get away with murder,' Hatice Cengiz writes after U.S. intelligence report released

Iran's foreign minister warns 'Israel knows very well that our response in the field of national security has always been fierce and accurate' after accusing the country of 'suspicious actions in the region'

He doesn’t believe Assad gasses Syrians, or Russia poisons defectors. But for David Miller, the ‘Zionist enemy’ and its agents – Jewish students – are all-powerful and always guilty, and Noam Chomsky runs to defend him

Shin Bet must stop almost entirely by March 14, court rules ■ Figures show rising coronavirus infection rate in Israeli Arab community ■ Netanyahu defends vaccine transfers to other countries

Iran 'strongly rejects' claim it was behind Gulf attack on ship, saying Netanyahu, who hinted Israel would retaliate, is 'suffering from an obsession'

The government's incompetence in handling the coronavirus crisis, with little enforcement when it comes to the ultra-Orthodox public, led to a Purim show of defiance. But with more than half the population inoculated, infection rates are almost bound...

Driver was fleeing attack during ultra-Orthodox protest outside press conference by prime minister and education minister, according to police

'They just lost the White House. But who knows, who knows, I may even decide to beat them for a third time,' Trump said

An official said the multinational force had requested vaccines for 1,200 personnel and was willing to pay for them

The president's attempts to 'revive the religious discourse' is unwelcome in Egypt, a country that once brought the Muslim Brotherhood to power

Advocates for the definition say having a clear definition of anti-Semitism is helpful in identifying Jew-hatred, but its critics say it stifles free speech

A Syrian army statement said the attack came from the Golan Heights and that it had downed most of the missiles

For years, this woman would complain about violence and threats from her husband. Ultimately, prosecutors filed charges – not against her abusive husband, but against her

The Biden administration will not be abandoning Saudi Arabia despite a damning U.S. intel report into the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, but it may not be so keen on Crown Prince Mohammed

The third stage of reopening, set to begin on March 7, would have pupils in grades 7 to 10 returning to the classroom in cities with low infection rates, but the Health Ministry might seek to delay it

Four months after a right-wing wave in the Zionist Congress, a new Jewish National Fund proposal is only one of several policy shifts designed to serve the settlement enterprise

4,800 foreign nationals allowed in during same period, as nearly 1,000 requests to enter or leave the country for medical reasons have yet to be decided upon

It’s hard to avoid the conclusion that the doses sent abroad were intended for the families of the ruling elites, which is also why the prime minister himself didn’t rush to publicize the gifts

Thousands of people circumvent the ban on transportation to and from the city — to prevent large crowds during the Purim holiday — by marching along the highways

Lawmakers representing 22 European countries say Israeli policy in the West Bank is 'eliminating the possibility of a two-state solution and entrenching a one-state reality of unequal rights and perpetual conflict'

Levi Zini struggled to raise money for his three-part series on the late right-wing leader – perhaps, he believes, because his show paints the former prime minister’s final actions in a more generous political light

Senior Western diplomats told the Wall Street Journal Tehran rejected a European-American proposal to hold talks in the coming weeks over its nuclear program

Election panel previously granted far-right party's demand to disqualify Ibtisam Mara’ana, claiming past comments called for Israel’s destruction

Two Germans are pressing Berlin to save the grave of decorated World War I pilot Wilhelm Frankl from future destruction by declaring it a ‘grave of honor’ – but the city is refusing

The event so far at a Hyatt hotel in Orlando, Florida, has been a tribute to Trump and Trumpism, complete with a golden statue in his likeness

Israel blames missile fire at an Israeli-owned ship on Iran, which IDF chief Kochavi argues 'not only constitutes a nuclear threat, but carries out terrorism and acts against civilian targets'

Israelis seeking to return from abroad while COVID restrictions are in place need approval from a committee to be allowed back in, and voting isn't on the list of criteria

Prof. Richard Falk, professor emeritus of international law at Princeton University and a former UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in Occupied Palestine, talks to Haaretz Weekly about the ICC, Zionism and his new political memoir

Myanmar's military seized power and detailed elected government leader Aung San Suu Kyi earlier this month, drawing hundreds of thousands onto the streets

Richard Holzer, 28, appeared in a federal courtroom in Denver for a sentencing that capped an undercover FBI investigation of a plan to blow up Temple Emanuel in Pueblo, Colorado

Israeli medical staff to administer Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine across West Bank. Some 100,000 Palestinian laborers are estimated to hold a working permit in Israel, settlements

Iran is also accelerating efforts to produce a domestic vaccine, beginning human trials for its second vaccine on Sunday

Rabbi Gilad Kariv is well positioned to finally become a member of the Knesset after several near-misses. Personal attacks by Haredi lawmakers don’t unnerve him, but the nonresponse from other parties does

Though the country’s borders are supposed to be ‘hermetically sealed,’ a TV news report alleges that ultra-Orthodox citizens can more easily obtain special permission to fly back from abroad ahead of the March 23 election

Netflix comes in with a commanding 42 nominations, including a leading six nods for David Fincher’s 'Mank' and 'The Crown' also topping TV nominees with six nods

The Kentucky Republican told Fox News that there’s still 'a lot to happen between now' and the next presidential election

Instead of taking office jobs typically handed to female petrochemical engineers in Iraq, a handful of women are choosing to become trailblazers in the country’s oil industry, taking up the grueling work of drilling

To prevent ‘serious cyber attacks’, new bill wants to expand cyber directorate’s authority substantially, giving them Shin Bet-like powers - with little oversight

The Environment Ministry cleared the Miinerva Helen of blame for the worst oil spill in the country’s history following a ‘professional and comprehensive inspection’

Cecily Strong brought back her impression of the controversial congresswoman following Greene's anti-transgender statements urging people to 'trust the science'

One crew member was killed and others were wounded, Syria's state news agency reports

My dad’s an IDF veteran. My grandparents founded a kibbutz. Growing up in Denmark, I took my Jewishness for granted. But my experience of Israel’s degrading, racist immigration process changed all that

The reports of internet interference come as Iranian authorities and semiofficial news agencies increasingly acknowledge the turmoil challenging local authorities in the southeast

The Israeli group, led by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, had hoped that Israel’s reputation and the normalization of ties with the UAE would clinch the deal

Coates is best known as the author of bestsellers including 'Between the World and Me,' 'The Beautiful Struggle' and 'We Were Eight Years in Power'

Incident comes amid sharply rising tension between the U.S. and Iran over its unraveling 2015 nuclear deal

Asked about punishing the Saudi crown prince, President Biden said: 'There’ll be an announcement on Monday on what we’re going to be doing with Saudi Arabia generally'

It doesn’t take a doctorate of divinity to see the parallel to this ludicrous idol worship and the biblical episode of the golden calf

In a political twist for the new Democratic administration, several leading Congress members in Biden’s own party denounced the strikes, which were the first military actions he authorized

The visit to Dubai comes days after an Israeli-owned ship in the Gulf of Oman was damaged by at least one missile, which Israeli defense officials assess was fired by Iran's Revolutionary Guards

Planet Labs photographed an area west of Beit Shemesh, which appears on ordinary Israeli maps as open space. It’s not clear who commissioned the satellite photographs

The single dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine is the third approved for use in the U.S.

New measures, in effect for 12 days, include a night curfew and closure of most classrooms

The announcement comes after Biden came under fire for his inaction on a U.S. intel report that attributed responsibility for the killing of Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi to the crown prince

Moving toward a deal with Iran traps Biden in a convoluted loop that largely blocks his intention, assuming there is one, to impose sanctions in the wake of the Khashoggi report

As Yemen's war grinds on, Houthi missile and drone attacks on the kingdom have become increasingly common, only rarely causing damage

Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif condemned the strikes as 'illegal and a violation of Syria's sovereignty'

The mother, who was 36-weeks pregnant, was admitted to hospital after she stopped feeling the fetus moving

The oil spill has polluted beaches covering some 40 percent of Israel’s Mediterranean coast

Incident near Tel Aviv is the 13th time protesters were pepper-sprayed during demonstrations since the weekly anti-corruption protests began last year

London-based website Rai al-Youm says that Eli Cohen's body may be returned to Israel as part of a deal if it was found, but there was no indication of what Israel would be giving in exchange

Fritz Berggren has been sharing his extremist and antisemitic views under his real name for years while working as a mid-level civil servant

Schools have become targets for mass kidnappings for ransom in northern Nigeria by armed groups, many of whom carry guns and ride motorcycles

Last month, the prime minister changed 11 ministers in a contentious reshuffle, but the president has refused to swear four of them in. The Ennahda party rally backed the PM while demanding concord

Israel mulls ways to allow Israelis to return home to vote ■ Cabinet approves vaccination of Palestinians working in Israel ■ Jerusalem marks Purim under strict restrictions ■ PA announces West Bank lockdown

As U.S. and Iran exchange violent messages, Netanyahu is left with two options

How it came to pass that Palestinians availing themselves of ancestry kits discover they’re ‘Italian’ or ‘Syrian Jews,’ among other things – and what Canaanites have to do with it

4.6 million Israelis have received the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, while 3.3 million have received the second jab

The U.S. president said he would be announcing 'significant changes' to the bilateral relationship between Washington and Riyadh

Concerns remain as hundreds of volunteers still attempt to clean up the tar on the country's beaches after a massive oil spill

Riyadh has denied any involvement by the crown prince, Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler, in the murder of the dissident journalist

Social worker Tamar Dahan helps women convicted of murdering abusive husbands and has brought about the early release of many of them from prison. She tells Haaretz why she doesn’t consider her clients murderers and what must be done to avert new c...

Vessel and crew of Israeli-owned ship, the MV HELIOS RAY, are safe, officials say, as reason behind the explosion remains unclear

Five of the 32 directors claim the organization's chairman silenced criticism and provided incorrect data during the contentious vote

Synagogues are being reconstructed, huge celebrations in honor of 1,700 years of Jewish history are being planned and new initiatives have been launched to integrate rabbis in the police and the army. Can the revival of Jewish life make Germany great...

While the circumstances of the explosion remain unclear, maritime intelligence firm Dryad Global said it may have been the result of 'asymmetric activity by Iranian military'

The school kidnapping is Nigeria's third since December, and the second in little over a week

Demonstration in the northern city of Umm al-Fahm is the latest in a string of protests decrying an inadequate response by authorities to a rise in crime and gun violence in the Israeli Arab community

The 21-year-old, who is being held in a detention camp in Syria, was stripped her of her British citizenship in 2019 on national security grounds

The Saudi crown prince, Erdogan and Sissi are promising reforms, but the people have heard that one before. Will Biden be willing to sacrifice Washington’s strategic and diplomatic interests?

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed claimed victory on November 28, the day that TPLF forces withdrew from Mekelle – and the day Amnesty says Eritreans were killing civilians in Axum

The Iranian and Syrian foreign ministers also spoke hours after the airstrikes that reportedly killed at least 17. A U.S. official said the move was meant to send a signal to Iran-backed militias in the region

Iran this week effectively set a deadline to lift the U.S. sanctions within three months, after which it said it would erase surveillance footage of its nuclear facilities

A change to resolution limits of satellite imagery of Israel and the Palestinian territories, under a 1997 regulation enacted to protect Israel's security interests, means more images of Israeli sites may be expected soon

The man, who resides in both Gaza and Israel, collected information on the locations of Iron Dome air defense batteries, the Shin Bet security service says

80 percent of the 210 million doses of coronavirus vaccines administered worldwide have been given in only 10 countries, highlighting the fraught ethical landscape of who can get it and how to lift the burden of COVID-19

The 'multiple facilities located at a border control point used by a number of Iranian-backed militant groups' comes amid a tense standoff over the nuclear deal with Iran and rocket fire on U.S. sites in Iraq