Netanyahu's latest offer includes premiership for both Bennett and Sa'ar ■ In last-ditch effort, Netanyahu urges Bennett, Sa'ar to 'prevent the formation of a dangerous left-wing government'

Israel's 11-day campaign against Hamas has left the Gaza Strip in ruins - but, as Hamas claims victory, Palestinians are encouraged by global solidarity protests.

Besides the seriously wounded 16-year-old, six were hurt as police used sponge-tipped bullets and stun grenades, despite witnesses saying officers weren't under attack

The path to a Lapid-Bennett government is long and hard, but Netanyahu has shown why he mustn't stay in power

The chief prosecutor of the city of Verbania, Olimpia Bossi, confirmed the judge's ruling in comments made to Italian television

Jerusalem, the most diverse city between the Jordan River and the sea, is also the most segregated city in Israel. In the wake of rekindled tensions, one Al Quds professor says, 'I’m optimistic, even if there’s a long way to go'

Too often, the progressive left has failed to see Jews as a marginalized community, one that does face violence and adversity.

'I don't trust the police to protect us, and we call on armed people to come and help us,' Amichai Langfeld says ■ Police arrest Arab suspect in firebombing of Jewish home

Ayelet Shaked has yet to give her backing, which would be decisive for effort to form a coalition, source says

Gabi Ashkenazi to make first trip to Egypt by an Israeli foreign minister since 2008 on Sunday amid efforts to plan a summit involving Palestinian officials

His most famous works include 'Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem,' a relief mural installed in the Knesset chamber in 1965

Hamas’ strength is a result of several factors – including a misguided policy on Gaza that has run its course. Stumbling from war to war isn’t a policy option, it’s a policy failure.

Archaeologists suggest ancient battles in Sudan featured some truly horrific weapons – multipoint arrows and spears, purposely designed to cause maximal laceration and bleeding

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

A day after the university’s Students for Justice in Palestine group slams original statement, chancellor promises to be 'much more sensitive and balanced'

'We must all stand together to silence these terrible and terrifying echoes of the worst chapters in world history, and pledge to give hate no safe harbor,' the president says in an extensive statement

Israeli celebrities and influencers flocked to Instagram in order to go after American supermodel sisters Bella and Gigi Hadid, who criticized Israel's actions in Gaza. They failed miserably

In the wake of this month's Jewish-Arab violence, the police have raided a woman’s home while she was sleeping and pulled a man out of the hospital for an interrogation. Rights groups say they're 'crossing every possible red line'

Election win delivers Assad seven more years in power and lengthens his family's rule to nearly six decades

The film adaptation of J.T. Rogers’ drama about the secret talks between Israel and the Palestinians in 1993 comes at yet another fraught moment, while ‘200 Meters’ is a powerful Palestinian drama

28-year-old Zakaria Hamayel was shot in the chest during a demonstration against Israeli settlements near Nablus, media reports and health officials say

Democrats and some moderate Republicans have called for a commission to probe the events leading up to and on January 6, when hundreds of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol

Judges want to wait for a Supreme Court ruling in similar cases before deciding on seven families' eviction orders from their homes in East Jerusalem's Silwan, built on land owned by Jews before 1948

'We cannot wait for another attack to turn deadly before we respond,' a draft letter to Biden reads, in the wake of a wave of violence exacerbated by the latest Israel-Gaza fighting

Russia and Argentina to be added to the list

Three weeks after the killing of Moussa Hassouna, the family has seen little progress in his case ■ Joint List leader Odeh says the murderers of Arabs 'receive full backing from the law enforcement and justice systems'

Yesh Atid leader, facing a Wednesday deadline, now has agreements with Yisrael Beiteinu, Meretz and Labor, whose members would get the transportation, diaspora affairs and public security ministries. Meanwhile, Lapid agrees to grant the right veto po...

Wave of arrests leave Israeli Arabs asking why there were no such arrests after the mass protests of Ethiopian Israelis, the ultra-Orthodox and settlers

A resident of the Fawwar camp, Hussein Titi, went up to his roof to watch troops leave after they'd snatched his neighbor. Titi peeked out – and was shot dead

Netanyahu has squandered a position of strength, where Arab rulers had to reckon with Israel as an immovable object, into a new one of public opposition and private annoyance

Other big-name musicians who signed include rap group Run the Jewels, Serj Tankian of System of a Down, and the DJ and drummer Questlove and rapper Black Thought of The Roots

Eyewitnesses say that the group who beat the Bedouin man was made up of Jews ■ In the mixed Jewish-Arab city of Lod, firebombs were hurled toward a Jewish home but no injuries reported

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

For the progressive left, antisemitism is bad because it harms not the Jews but rather the Palestinians; they are the real victims and the real reason that we should be concerned

After Israel killed Gaza's 'MacGyvers,' an uphill battle awaits Hamas as it tries to rearm itself

The Jewish-Arab violence inside Israel surprised officials even more than the Gaza flare-up. And Netanyahu's vision of soldiers in Israeli cities is still on the table

Lapid’s offer to Bennett is still on the table, but even if the saga ends with Bennett as prime minister, the past two months raise serious concerns as to his suitability for the position

The agreement would assist the incoming president in rehabilitating Iran, battered by the recession and COVID-19, but to achieve his goals, Khamenei will have to be flexible

U.S. and European officials have questioned the legitimacy of the election, saying it violates UN resolutions to resolve the conflict, lacks international monitoring, and is unrepresentative of all Syrians

Bones of men and child soldiers were buried with chariot-drawing donkeys and military gear 4,400 years ago at Tell Banat, in what may have been the first effort to honor war dead

More than 100 kapos were interrogated in Israel for collaborating with the Nazis, but even 70 years later, their investigative files are classified

Figures discussed at a heated Knesset meeting reveal that of the 1,892 people arrested this month for involvement in riots, only 183 are Jewish

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: An Israeli X-Ray technician who has lived in 12 cities so far, and an American aspiring psychiatrist who is training a psychiatric assistance dog

Recent studies conducted around the globe are revealing that flora actually have acute senses, impressive cognitive skills and sophisticated communication abilities. Some researchers think these discoveries obligate the human race to start treating v...

An Israeli official said that the government is working closely with Egyptian officials ‘to reinforce the cease-fire,' but would not confirm whether Israeli officials would be attending more official talks soon

The relations among Israel, Egypt and the United States in the reconstruction effort are complex and have economic implications for Israel and Egypt

The Irish motion, which received cross-party support, condemned 'the scale, pace and strategic nature of Israel's actions on settlements, demolitions & evictions'

As editor, Elliot Resnick proved to be an abrasive and controversial leader, drawing reprimands from the Anti-Defamation League for anti-LGBT rhetoric, as well as for running articles praising Rabbi Meir Kahane

Tourists are required to show negative COVID-19 tests before flying and take another test after landing in Tel Aviv

Water buffalo were wiped out, fruit bats were exterminated and black goats were almost completely eradicated. The story of animals of the Land of Israel that were eliminated under Zionism is now being told at the Venice Biennale

'I'm definitely no leftist,' explains Shlomi Salma. 'But a person is a person.' Meanwhile, his brother refuses to cooperate with the police, fearing they won’t protect him from his neighbors

The killings, and the murky ties between organized crime and politicians that they pointed to, are firmly back on Turkey's agenda

The military said it will make do with stressing guidelines, including 'the importance of the right to movement, in accordance with necessary security considerations'

For Aviv Kochavi, Gaza isn’t a place where people live, it’s a spatial problem to be solved. Its millions of Palestinian inhabitants were for him this month at most an obstacle to his ambition to magnify the scale of destruction

The U.S. president should stay away from the Mideast "peace process" as long as the Israelis and Palestinians are unwilling to engage in a serious conflict-resolution effort

Israel says it will not cooperate with the investigation, which is also authorized to cover events in Jerusalem, as twenty-four of the forum's 47 member states voted in favor of the resolution

If we are to avoid future repetitions of the hostilities between Israel and Hamas, the war must end not only in the battlefield, but also in the international fora

Yaakov Litzman allegedly twice pressured the Jerusalem district psychiatrist to change his opinion that Malka Leifer was fit to stand trial, before she was extradited to Australia at the end of a lengthy legal fight

Days after protests in Berlin over the Gaza conflict, the 'House of One' offers a beacon of hope for dialogue, said its founders

Israeli-born Tomer Zilkha is teaching the first academic barista course in the U.S. The owner of three French cafés, who starts each day calibrating his bean grinder, tells Haaretz what’s wrong with Starbucks and why he always stocks instant coffe...

No one knows if Facebook, the State Attorney’s office or the Shin Bet is behind the blocking of right-wing activists’ WhatsApp accounts, who are filing a complaint with the police over the suspensions

Top military officials say privately the accomplishments of the latest operation will slip away unless a more permanent arrangement with Hamas is achieved quickly ■ IDF chief's tenure extended to fend off 'complex regional challenges'

From fake news by official Israeli spokespeople to misleading Instagram infographics by purported pro-Palestinians accounts, both sides weaponized facts in this round of Gaza fighting

Separately, Qatar has said it will provide $500 million to help rebuild Gaza, while the U.S. pledged an additional $75 million in development and economic aid to the Palestinians in 2021

The real news is that the rump over which Bashar Assad is presiding can’t begin to lead the country to recovery. There’s no easy way out

The only ray of hope from this last two weeks is that, at last, some Democrats are calling out the prevailing sentiment that the U.S. will always back Israel, right or wrong

Although German politicians are vocally supporting Israel’s right to defend itself, the country’s Jewish community is seeing an uptick in antisemitic attacks at home

According to political sources, Israel will condition transferring non-humanitarian aid on the return of soldiers' bodies, civilians held captive by Hamas in Gaza

Rep. Brad Schneider tells Haaretz why he’s drafting a House resolution to censure GOP Rep. Greene after she compared COVID restrictions to Nazi actions during the Holocaust, including making Jews ‘wear a gold star’

Decision will be made after the release of findings on heart inflammation cases in COVID-19 vaccine recipients

Lidia Maksymowicz, a Polish citizen who was deported to Auschwitz from her native Belarus by the age of 3, showed the pope the number tattooed on her arm by the Nazis, and Francis leaned over and kissed it

Decision follows attorney general's move to reopen the case at the request of the family of the Palestinian, 19-year-old Fadi Alloun of Jerusalem’s Isawiyah neighborhood

After Jean-Yves Le Drian suggested Israel might become an apartheid state if a two-state solution isn't reached, Gabi Ashkenazi says remarks are 'unacceptable and distort the truth'

An Israeli art student mobilized other illustrators to memorialize the children - Israeli and Palestinian alike - who lost their lives to the violence, and to express their own pain through the tools they have

Israel's security service tried to block the publication of classified materials with reports on surveillance, wiretapping and counter-operations against politically active Jews of North African and Middle Eastern origin

Michelle Bachelet says she had seen no evidence that civilian buildings in Gaza hit by Israeli strikes were being used by for military purposes

Talks between anti-Netanyahu leaders were halted during the latest round of Gaza fighting. Lapid has a week to go before his deadline expires

'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