An investigative report reveals that hundreds of Gazans, including families of suspected Fatah terrorists, and young men not suspected of anything were jailed in Sinai camps for almost a year

Two first place finishes and one third weren't enough for the Israeli to make up the gap between her and the top three competitors

Number of new COVID cases in Israel tops 2,000 for 3rd day ■ Green Pass will be required in gatherings of over 100 people

While the law states that officials in charge of community service must make good efforts to find places where disabled convicts can serve their sentence, in reality they're being discriminated against compared to physically and mentally fit people

When it comes to fraud, police officials say that 'people are afraid of dealing with politicians'

Israel's Agriculture Ministry says it funds groups that provide volunteers for farm work in West Bank outposts. The groups received some $1.17 million for the outposts

The right-wing group's contract to run the Davidson Archaeological Park near the Western Wall will not be renewed and Israel will resume control of the site

The ice cream maker's Jewish founders wrote in a New York Times op-ed that they 'reject the notion that it is antisemitic to question the policies of the State of Israel'

As the coronavirus delta variant continues to spread across Israel, more restrictions on gatherings are restored

Most experts on the committee argue for a COVID booster shot for Israelis 60 and above as the delta variant spreads

In 2019, Haaretz revealed that Netanyahu had received $300,000 from Milikowsky for his legal defense, without obtaining the necessary approval

Health and environmental ministers agree that Israel will recognize PA COVID vaccine certificates and relax restrictions on Palestinian patients and medical staff

In a first in Germany, vestiges of Jewish communities in three cities are recognized by the United Nations agency

Traces of the Israeli software surveillance Pegasus were found on the phones of former French ministers and lawmakers that aligned with Moroccan interests, according to Le Monde

Defense Minister Gantz tells French counterpart Israel is looking into the allegations made against the spytech firm with 'utmost seriousness'

These issues, including if and when to authorize a third COVID booster jab, will soon be shared by other countries. For now, though, Israel is largely dealing with them alone

Rabbi Shlomo Amar has described Reform Jews as 'evil people who commit every injustice in the world against the Torah,' and Jerusalem's annual Pride parade as 'a march of abomination'

The Mimivirus genome is more like that of eukaryotes than bacteria or archaea, says study from Institute of Technology Bombay

It’s true that the Italian artist was proud of his Jewishness, but Tel Aviv Museum of Art’s efforts to paint him as an upstanding citizen gloss over his darker side and ignore one of the main impacts of his work

‘Advocate,’ directed by Rachel Leah Jones and Philippe Bellaïche, is a candidate in the Best Documentary and Outstanding Politics and Government Documentary categories. The winner will be announced September 28

A State Department spokeswoman told reporters the swastika had been discovered on Monday and that Secretary of State Antony Blinken had addressed the incident with department staff

Sky News obtained five top secret reports by Iranian Revolutionary Guards intel unit potentially revealing plans by Iran to use possible cyberattacks to target ships. However, sources say it may be more defensive than offensive

Anti-vaxxers are now kingmakers in the country that suffered Europe's second highest COVID death toll, thanks to deft political pandering by Giorgia Meloni, Brothers of Italy party leader, 'conservative feminist' and defender of Italy's 'Christian id...

As if no global pandemic threatens the tourism industry, Israeli entrepreneurs are promoting projects that will create hundreds of new hotel rooms. Will this also reduce vacation prices?

Contrary to conventional wisdom, the problem Israel may be facing in the long run is arguably not from ultra-liberal groups supporting Democrats, but from the Trumpist base in the Republican Party

Confronted by Deputy Knesset Speaker Ahmad Tibi over his choice of words, UTJ lawmaker Moshe Gafni retracted his use of the word murderer but insisted that PM is 'to blame for those who are dying of COVID now'

The rapid coronavirus tests aren't permitted for overseas travel, but are reliable enough for use at venues where the Green Pass applies within Israel

'Westerners do not help us, they hit wherever they can,' Iran's supreme leader says, days before Iran's hard-line president-elect will be sworn in

Idit Harel Segal was spurred by memories of her late grandfather, a Holocaust survivor, who told her to live meaningfully, and by Jewish tradition, which holds that there’s no higher duty than saving a life

While Bennett says Israel is 'very close' to obtaining third COVID vaccine doses, experts disagree over whether a third dose is safe or necessary

After failing to reach a consensus, Israeli health officials advising Bennett are set to reconvene on the third COVID vaccine. The doubts are less about safety and more about efficacy

MK Gafni, who later retracted his statement, blamed Bennett for causing COVID deaths by ignoring the pandemic

The Palestinian boy was sitting in a car when the incident occurred, eyewitnesses said ■ On Tuesday, a 41-year-old Palestinian was shot dead by IDF fire near the town of Beita

Law stipulates when and how Yair Lapid would replace Naftali Bennett as prime minister; opposition members leave the chamber in protest

Military sources criticize brigade commander in the Jordan Valley who let it happen, fearing it will create more friction; the Israeli army says settlers had permit to hike and stay there, but not to establish an outpost

Secretary of State Blinken says the incident is a reminder that antisemitism isn't a thing of the past and will be investigated

News outlet tied to president of Belarus implies Jewish groups in the country are paid by foreign agents and backing anti-government protests

The head of Ben & Jerry’s parent company reaffirms Unilever's opposition to boycotting Israel. While Jewish groups welcomed the letters, they also said the response doesn't go far enough

The Palestinian president removes director of national library three days after he criticized the death of Nizar Banat following his arrest

As Justice Minister Gideon Sa’ar's bill moves toward a Knesset vote, some Israeli legal experts say it goes too far and others say it doesn't go far enough

Cellebrite does nothing to prevent the abuse of its products by customers. It knowingly sells products and services to users of dubious repute

Sabich, which originated with Israel's Iraqi Jewish community, is commonly eaten for breakfast – but it makes a delicious lunch, too

The Health Ministry will examine each child on a case-by-case basis, and would only give approval it is highly likely that the child risks severe illness or death if COVID was contracted

Despite being fully vaccinated against COVID, many noncitizens in Israel can’t get official proof that they are inoculated – presenting them with numerous problems as the delta variant spreads

Settlers from the outpost in the South Hebron Hills say the mobile homes were placed there with the knowledge of the defense establishment

Even if it means quarantine en famille upon return, and even if they risk falling ill of COVID and being stuck in a strange country, many Israeli families are flying out for vacation now

Amazon reportedly cut NSO off from its AWS service - the same one that is supposed to support Israel’s new official state cloud. Could Jerusalem be cut off, too?

A new governmental plan to overhaul kashrut supervision in Israel could end the Chief Rabbinate’s monopoly. The Rabbinate is up in arms, but business owners welcome the move, which could produce more kosher restaurants

Cuba’s Jewish community has kept a low profile for decades, and is doing the same in light of the recent protests. Cuban-Jewish leaders in Florida, meanwhile, express strong solidarity with the island's demonstrators

Four suspects were arrested on suspicion of conspiring to attack Jews visiting Jordan and Israeli soldiers on the Israel-Jordan border, the report notes

The resolution was introduced in the wake of the Israel-Gaza conflict the previous month and referred to Israel’s 'establishment as a settler-colonial state in 1948'

Multimedia artist Yael Bartana has a provocative new solo show in Berlin, a Kindertransport memorial and a theater piece about Hitler's Jewish clairvoyant. She talks with Haaretz about Israel's occupation vs. Nazi ideology – and the need for activi...

An easy video guide to making shakshuka, the most delicious egg dish in the Middle East

Police suspect that the shooting was part of an inter-family conflict, but do not understand why Mohammed Abu Najm, a member of the local sulha mediation committee, with no criminal record, was targeted

The alleged Mossad agents had been planning 'to use the equipment during urban riots and assassinations,' an Iranian news website reports, citing a counterintelligence official

Moscow's announcement that it disrupted an Israeli attack in Syria reflects concern over Israeli airstrikes reaching closer to areas where Russia is present

New arrivals came from the Caucasus region 4,900 years ago and changed the character of a village, study shows

Israel records 2,112 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, the highest number in four months

Gantz's trip, scheduled for Wednesday, follows the report that Macron's phone was on a list of targets that were possibly under surveillance by Morocco, which used NSO Group's Pegasus software

Israir and El Al flights from Tel Aviv landed in Marrakesh on Sunday ■ Israelis, many of Moroccan descent, have routinely traveled to Morocco since the relaxation of restrictions in the 1990s, but via third countries

America’s own government watchdog says oversight of the money spent on military efforts in Afghanistan has been poor with hundreds of millions of dollars misspent and corruption rife

The report accuses Palestinian militants of apparent war crimes by launching over 4,000 rockets at Israeli population centers; HRW also stated that there were no 'evident military targets in the vicinity' of three Israeli airstrikes that it said kill...

Israeli plane had erroneously strayed into the Eastern European state and was gunned down by two Bulgarian air force fighter jets

The study, which queried 87 percent of the total number of judges and registrars in Israel, finds that the majority of respondents feel their job is too emotionally burdensome

Where this black-and-white rodent could go, so could humans: If it got here over 100,000 years ago, so could people, researchers posit

The Afghan soldiers 'have been provided food, shelter and necessary medical care as per established military norms,' the Pakistani army said

Daniel had a clear code of right and wrong in life, army, and politics. He was never willing to be subordinate to political interests ■ Daniel unexpectedly passed away at 73

Taekwondo fighter wins first Tokyo 2020 medal for Israel ■ Israeli swimmer finishes in eighth place in 100m final in Tokyo

Anastasia Gorbenko is the first Israeli female swimmer to compete in an Olympic final

Turkish President Erdogan is entrenching the partition of the island, regardless of the reaction from Cyprus, Greece or the rest of the world

Distau Bissat was killed while waiting at a bus stop with his family near a mall when several riders on electric bikes hit him and fled, according to security cameras

Bafel Talabani's takeover of the organization controlling eastern Iraqi Kurdistan is thought to be the fruit of assistance from Iran and Turkey

Historians studying media coverage of Israel's recent violence with Gaza will rub their eyes in wonder at a regional power’s endless preoccupation with restricting the fishing of sardines in response to balloon warfare

An ‘academic institute’ tied to an antisemitic Italian ‘Nazi-Maoist’ linked to Iran has released a report denying China’s atrocities against the Uyghurs. It’s been loudly welcomed by America's conspiracy theory-riven, autocrat-loving, ‘...

The Democratic lawmakers further call for sanctions to hold accountable individuals and companies that sell spyware tools to authoritarian regimes

Police probe into agent Shai Avital comes after sexual assault complaint and TV reports that said he abused his power to exploit women and girls for years

There are currently 2,500 U.S. troops in Iraq focusing on countering the remnants of Islamic State

The CDC's Level 3 rating, one level below the most severe, says unvaccinated travelers should avoid nonessential travel to Israel

Having failed to dominate the news agenda with various attempts at inventing diplomatic crises, the former prime minister may enjoy more success with his current scare campaign

A letter sent by progressive Jewish organizations rejects allegations that Ben & Jerry's decision to stop selling in settlements is a boycott of Israel, an endorsement of BDS, or an act of antisemitism

At least five people have been killed during days of protests in Tehran, Iranian media reports

The ADL’s Center on Extremism will be one of multiple partner organizations in the effort for PayPal to uncover extremist funding methods

Hoping to ensure that FM Lapid succeeds Bennett as prime minister, the governing coalition is due to call for votes on key changes to Israel’s Basic Law of Government

Twelve cases of the COVID delta plus variant have been found in Israel in the past three weeks, with 10 of them having traveled abroad

Prof. Ran Balicer, who heads a committee of experts advising the Health Ministry on the coronavirus pandemic, tells Haaretz what Israel needs to do now to combat the delta variant

Zeev Rothstein, who clashed publicly and often with hospital staff, management and finance ministry officials, reached a severance agreement with Hadassah's board