'What we see here in the whole normalization process is a departure from the past,' Israeli Ambassador to the UAE Eitan Na’eh says

Sheikh Kamal Khatib was arrested last week following remarks he made after violence erupted at the Al-Aqsa Mosque on Jerusalem Day

A man, who was part of a group, tried to forcefully take the Jewish man's kippah, police say

Following a long court battle, and after they had been held in a vault for decades, unknown illustrations by the great author can be seen at long last, 97 years after Kafka’s death

Analysis of fish bones unearthed across Israel suggests observance of kashrut only began in late Second Temple period, centuries after the Bible was written

With the help of some drones and satellite images, we’ve discovered what Amazon Web Services is planning for Israel at a cost of billions of shekels

Unified theory of human evolution suggests explanation for the mystery of technological persistency: Why some tools were used for over a million years

Israel's police commissioner orders the suspension of the officer who shot 16-year-old Jana Kiswani in the back with a sponge-tipped bullet, after new footage of the incident emerged

'There was never this kind of tension in the city. It hurts,' Lod resident says

The lawsuit alleges that the producers of the series misled Dershowitz by promising to include evidence that Dershowitz says refutes allegations of his involvement with an alleged Epstein victim

Jabotinsky Institute has asked courts to block public sale of 1915 letter to a bereaved father. Mendelblit tells court it’s state’s paramount interest to preserve such cultural artifacts

Six people have been arrested over the assault of Said Moussa, who was seriously injured in the attack

Suspending medical benefits and halting social benefit payments are common procedures inflicted on East Jerusalem Palestinians

Authors of letter condemning the rising antisemitism sparked by the Israel-Hamas war earlier this month, also called out Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, for likening COVID restrictions to the Holocaust

Following a request by Haaretz, the court approves releasing information about the arrest of a third man suspected of attempted murder and arson with intent to cause death

Former Walla news CEO Ilan Yeshua says the owner told him there are candidates whom 'the king (Benjamin Netanyahu) desires to honor'

Israeli president may address Congress during ‘farewell visit’ before his term ends in July

Jean-Yves Le Drian says that a two-state solution is the only path that can prevent 'the danger of apartheid'

Jewish millennials in positions of influence in D.C. are assimilating their criticism of Israel into their work. They tell Haaretz how what they were taught about Israel growing up now informs their political efforts

Nasrallah's speech was periodically interrupted by coughing fits, while his breathing appeared labored and he spoke in a soft voice

'If every person who gives the police the finger will be arrested, half of this country will be in detention,' the suspect's lawyer said

Illegal weapons offenses in Israeli Arab society should be dealt with ‘only by force’ because ‘dialogue and information campaigns do not work,’ says Yamina lawmaker Ayelet Shaked

Joshua Cohen talks about his hilarious but dead-serious book ‘The Netanyahus,’ which he purportedly based on a real-life visit by Benzion Netanyahu (Bibi’s dad) to Cornell University in 1960

'In the occupied territories there will be more than 10,000 martyrs if Israel attempts to harm the Al-Aqsa Mosque,' Yahya Sinwar says at a press conference in Gaza

New reports show how hackers linked to Iran or working in its name are attacking Israeli entities – with limited or no success. Meanwhile, North Koreans are plaguing Israeli cryptocurrency firms

Far-right Smotrich claims Yamina leaders worked to establish left-wing government during Gaza conflict; Shaked snaps back: 'Smotrich is leading Israel to fifth election'

Dozens of cases of excessive police force against Palestinians were reported in the last month, under the command of Chief Supt. Ronen Hazut: 'Everywhere you go, you see him. Anyone with a bit of sense knows where this is going'

Some contest Eilat Mazar’s claim to have found King David’s palace. She was confident: ‘I lay out the facts. The interpretations can come later’

American Jews who suffered physical and verbal attacks in recent weeks tell Haaretz how they’re now nervous to leave their home, even in New York City

Everyone is promising to help rebuild Gaza, but if the last war is any guide, little of it will arrive and even less will be spent wisely

Egypt has longstanding relations with both sides in the conflict and played a key role in brokering the cease-fire between Israel and Hamas, in coordination with the United States

The U.S. has grown concerned over 'signs of nascent security cooperation' between the Abu Dhabi and Beijing, the Wall Street Journal reported, and officials want to renegotiate the deal inked at the end of Trump's presidency

'He said: "Take off your pants and show me you like me,"' Linor Itzkovitch said in an interview with Channel 12 News. Silvan Shalom, who was her boss during his term as Israel's foreign minister, denies her claims

Join Haaretz reporters Ben Samuels and Allison Kaplan Sommer, and former Israeli diplomat Dani Dayan, for an in depth discussion on Israel's political standing in Washington, moderated by Amir Tibon

Complaints about faeces covering the White City's sidewalks go back to the 1940s. Will a new campaign put an end to the problem?

The fire from an explosion on an oxygen pipeline in Assaluyeh, on Iran's Gulf coast, was reportedly extinguished, and authorities have launched an investigation

Haaretz photographer Tomer Appelbaum captured the mob attack, yet two weeks later, most of the assailants remain at large

Jana Kiswani was shot in the back last week with a sponge-tipped bullet, new footage of the Sheikh Jarrah incident shows

Compare the missile strikes during the recent round of fighting as seen and heard on the ground in Gaza versus the images released by the IDF Spokesman

A temporary fix put in place to prevent further interruptions in the funicular service led to the crash that killed 14, including five Israelis, Italian authorities say

One of the causes, according to the Secure Community Network, was disinformation spread on social media during and since Israel's war with Hamas

The amulet usually associated with the gnostics was found by ancient Arbel synagogue in northern Israel. Could its bearer have been a pregnant Jewish woman?

Blinken announces millions in aid to Palestinians, says U.S. plans to move forward with reopening Jerusalem consulate

On a one-day visit, Foreign Minister Raab will have talks with Netanyahu and Gantz, as well as Abbas and Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh

Two other candidates are running for the country's top post, which has been held by members of the Assad family for five decades

The Yesh Atid-Meretz agreement includes an increase to the health budget and climate change legislation ■ Lapid is set to meet with Labor, Kahol Lavan with a week to go before his deadline expires

It is paradoxical for the Indian left to condemn state violence by Israel or India, in the name of national security, while endorsing the killing, suicide bombing and rockets of Hamas

While a Ryanair flight was hijacked to arrest a journalist, Jenny Cherniavskaia was fighting her own battle against Belarusian censorship, which cost her late father his news site and made her mother disappear

IAEA's Grossi tells the Financial Times most measures Iran had taken could be reversed relatively easily, but the level of research and development was an issue: 'You can't put the genie back into the bottle'

Police want prosecutors to attach document they wrote to indictments in the hopes of convincing judges to keep suspects in custody and hand down harsher sentences

The recent barrages fired at Israel appear to have changed the balance of power somewhat – something that has won the recognition of some Israelis

Those returning to the areas of Israel most devastated by rockets in the latest Gaza fighting voice a feeling of helplessness and a sense that they are seen as unimportant

The court will decide whether to hear Palestinian families' appeal against eviction once the attorney general has submitted his opinion in the high-profile case ■ Protesters gather as Jerusalem court hears appeals by Silwan families

'The terror from the sky that we have just experienced amounts to a form of collective punishment of the civilian population. This must never happen again,' Matthias Schmale wrote following controversial comments to Channel 12

'When holy sites face serious threats there are no red lines,' says Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah in first remarks since the Israel-Gaza cease-fire went into effect

Issa Amro, who has been arrested by both Israeli and Palestinian security forces, tells Blinken that nothing will change if the United States does nto hold Israel accountable

State tells High Court that demolition orders against the illegal outpost should not be implemented because the Civil Administration is working on a plan to legalize it, as instructed by political officials

Oleg Dolya was identified as Carla Rabin's murderer using DNA taken from a relative for an unrelated crime, and after police managed to deceive him into providing a sample

Yemen government officials say the Emiratis are behind the base, though the UAE announced in 2019 it was withdrawing its troops from a Saudi-led military campaign battling Yemen's Houthi rebels

When an angry Jewish mob stormed a gas station near Caesarea, its Jewish owners had to act fast to save their Arab workers’ lives. Now, they can’t understand why no one is talking about the shocking incident

Marjorie Taylor Greene once again draws fire for arguing 'vaccinated employees get a vaccination logo just like the Nazis forced Jewish people to wear a gold star'

Meanwhile, a group of Israeli media outlets have called for 'decisive action' from Facebook and Twitter against rising online threats and incitement to violence against journalists

Human rights commission reported that nearly 35 activists have been killed in Iraq since an anti-government protest movement swept Iraq in October 2019, in addition to 82 attempted killings

Nations submit draft resolution that would establish an independent international commission of inquiry to investigate all human rights violations in Palestinian territories and Israel

Italian prosecutors accuse four officials of kidnapping Regeni, a student found dead in Cairo in 2016. Judge overruled defense counsel's objection to case on grounds that the suspects did not know about the proceedings

Then-party leader Herzog, a leading candidate for election as Israel's president, apologized for his 2013 remarks, which came as he effectively dictated a headline to news website's ex-CEO, court hears

With tensions high after the latest fighting in Gaza, state troopers will provide security at Jewish facilities across New York City as well as in nearby Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Nassau and Suffolk counties

A January declaration put an end to a diplomatic crisis that began in 2017 with a rift between Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain on one side and Qatar on the other

Iran's government spokesman says 'General agreements have been reached on major disputes' between Iran and world powers, but top negotiator Abbas Araqchi says there are still important issues to resolve

As an independent report notes anti-Muslim sentiment remains a problem within the United Kingdom's Conservative party, Johnson says he is 'obviously sorry for any offense taken'

Reopening the Jerusalem consulate would effectively restore ties with the Palestinians that had been downgraded by the Trump administration

The police say they want to 'restore deterrence' after a wave of Jewish-Arab mob violence, but Arab leaders fear that political activists will be arrested too and that the police only act when Jews' safety is at stake

As fishermen catch fewer fish due to the river being clogged from plastic waste, a local environmental group provides a sustainable solution

Patients from Gaza will also be able to receive life-saving medical care in Israel, and if the cease-fire holds, Israel will consider allowing Gaza workers into Israel and West Bank

The U.S. company, whose vaccine is authorized for adults 18 and older, said it will submit its findings to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for emergency use authorization in early June

The White House has been wary of describing Biden as seeking a 'reset' in relations with Putin and U.S. officials see a face-to-face as an opportunity to rebalance the relationship after Trump

The post-George Floyd mainstreaming of critical race theory and intersectionality has created a fundamental shift in the Democratic Party and its media and pop-culture cheering sections

Roughly 30 accounts belonging to far-right Jewish extremists were blocked on the popular messaging service; journalists in Hamas WhatsApp groups also blocked

When the Aramean king laid siege to biblical Gath 2,800 years ago, the defenders resorted to desperate measures, including, it seems, making flimsy arrowheads out of bone

Petri dish au poivre: Growing steak from cells is still a young technology but at least one company believes it can achieve price parity with steak and scale up to mass production before the decade’s end

During the 11 days of fighting between Israel and Gaza, the Iron Dome intercepted an IDF Skylark drone from the Sky Rider unit that carries out observation and intelligence gathering missions

The visit by Trump’s secretary of state would overlap the trip of his Biden-era successor, an unprecedented move. Any meetings with Israeli officials would be a breach of protocol, said an Israeli diplomatic source.

'I will start all over again. I will begin small and go big,' Shaban Esleem pledged, standing next to what was once a four-story building in Gaza City which housed his bookstore

The secretary of state also said that he had come to 'rebuild relationships with the Palestinian people and the Palestinian authority'

Haaretz speaks to young Palestinians living in the United States and Europe to find out why they felt compelled to speak out during the recent round of fighting

'Israel will always reserve the right to fight regimes committed to getting weapons of mass destruction,' Netanyahu added

Ancient Egyptian tombs show people believed to be eating watermelon, or its predecessor, for dessert. That's a clue

With eight days left to form a cabinet, centrist Yair Lapid is trying to form a government with all parties that oppose Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyanu, though his chances are still considered low

Zuzanna Ginczanka was one of the most important voices in interwar Polish poetry. Her work married the sensual and the intellectual. Her life story is no less intriguing

A hunt for the suspect is underway as locals continue to criticize the Israeli police for allegedly not doing enough to fight crime in Arab-majority cities

The move was met with a huge sigh of relief by Americans living in Israel, where there has been a backlog of 15,000 passport applications and renewals