'We will not forgive. We will not forget. We will hunt you down and make you pay,' President Biden said

What could have been a peaceful protest ended up making waves on social media when dozens of protesters were arrested by Palestinian police

Scholars have struggled how to explain the lack of more permanent residences at Qumran, but a new theory suggests that the grounds served as a religious competitor to Jerusalem

Israel is due to play a complicated role in the upcoming Moroccan elections, as the rift between the kingdom and neighboring Algeria grows

Anticipation of the Bennett-Biden meeting ruined someone’s Hawaiian vacation, to the summiteers’ delight

The planned high point of the Israeli prime minister's visit was derailed by the bomb attack in Kabul, but he does have one thing going for him – he's not Netanyahu

U.S. president says he ordered commanders to develop operational plans to strike ISIS-K after attack that killed dozens, including 13 American service members

At the supposedly evacuated settlement of Homesh last week, a Palestinian teen was seized by settlers and subjected to physical abuse for more than two hours. It's a regular practice at this site that the court long ago ordered to be open to Palestin...

A political source says that the U.S. president's willingness to host Bennett given the circumstances in Afghanistan shows the importance they attribute to the visit

Biden was supposed to spend Thursday talking foreign policy with Bennett and domestic issues with governors, until disaster struck at Kabul's airport

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A young American Jew discovers Israel and the generous people of Tel Aviv ■ An Israeli with Bukharan roots describes the moment she learned there's a world beyond her rundown neighborhood

The ruling by Israel's top court wasn't viewed as a total loss by the plaintiffs, as some benefits were afforded to Moroccan immigrants during the long legal battle

Who started the 1948 war? What was the Jewish community in Palestine supposed to do? What if the outcome had been different? Thanks to identity politics this essential discussion is at a dead end

The surprising things that happen when you truly listen

This was prompted by reports of early media screenings that criticized the Oscar-winning filmmaker

How can former settler leader Dani Dayan, who doesn’t believe Palestinians deserve equal rights, head an institution dedicated to documenting the most horrific consequences of the actions of a nationalistic, racist regime?

Over 50,000 civilians lived in Deraa al Balaad, which has now become a ghost town since after weeks of intermittent fighting

The Great Synagogue, which was destroyed by the Nazis and the Soviets, was built in the 17th century and was part of a larger complex of Jewish institutions that included 12 synagogues or prayer halls

Three months after Jewish mobs hunted down and attacked Arab citizens in two separate incidents, councillors from a quiet Israeli town want to know why the local police are seemingly disinterested in investigating the attacks

A leading voice on U.S. foreign policy, Rep. Ted Deutch tells Haaretz why he’s still optimistic about a lasting peace in the Middle East, how Judaism informs his politics and why antisemitism must be called out on all sides

In a separate case, police arrested two men suspected of killing three members of the Jarushi crime family in June

Top military official confirms two suicide bombers believed to be from a local ISIS affiliate carried out the attack, which left dozens of Afghans killed and wounded amid a chaotic U.S. withdrawal

There is little to be achieved at this meeting other than a photo-opportunity and ruining Netanyahu’s vacation

The German chancellor was set to meet with Bennett for the first time since he was sworn in as prime minister, and just weeks before she steps down from the premiership

Hassan Diab failed to show up for questioning. No senior official has been held accountable yet for last year's disaster

New York Times reports that the attack at Iran's Natanz nuclear enrichment facility – for which Israel never took responsibility – reflected Netanyahu's distrust of the Biden administration

Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie posted an image of a hand raised in a fist with a tattooed number visible on the wrist, implying that presenting proof of vaccination is akin to being tattooed by the Nazis

Netflix's hit show ‘AlRawabi School for Girls’ reveals both the total rule by men and the hypocrisy of mothers more worried about gossip than their daughters’ emotional scars

A single perforated coin minted in Famagusta in 1570 was found in the Black Sea port of Phanagoria: It was a souvenir of the war, expert tells Haaretz

The easing of restrictions would be 'conditional upon the continued preservation of the region’s security,' Israel says

Buried in a flexed position with large rocks, she was genetically closest to indigenous Australians and Papuans – but her lineage was unknown, and seems to have been lost

The fast spreading gentrification taking over Jaffa is eradicating the 'city of the Palestinian bourgeoisie'

British official warns about 'very, very credible reporting of an imminent attack' at the airport, possibly within 'hours'

ADHD and the medicine used to treat it is still heavily reliant on patients’ self-disclosure. This couple is creating a smartwatch to personalize and streamline treatment

Prosecutors had agreed to retry Roman Zadorov, who was convicted in 2010 for the murder of a 13-year-old girl, but objected to his release from prison while the new trial was underway

While the number of unvaccinated Israelis who suffer serious COVID-19 symptoms continues to rise, serious cases among vaccinated are dropping

Dozens of silos, figurines and arrows: The 2021 summer dig in the shelter of a bridge on the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem highway

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett hopes today's meeting will lead to a personal channel of communication with President Biden as the two are slated to discuss Iran's nuclear deal, Gaza, U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and climate change

In letter, rabbinate says Pope Francis' appeared to denigrate Jewish law, by suggesting it was obsolete when he recently told a general audience that 'The law (Torah) however does not give life'

When the officers returned from their coffee break, about 15 minutes later, they could hear shouting. The disaster, one of the officers said, 'was at the exact location of our position'

Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz, meanwhile, says the decision on whether to admit unvaccinated children 'is an issue we're leaving to the schools'

Criticism over the wounding of an Israeli officer led to a tighter deployment at the Gaza fence, but Hamas is still striving to get all its Qatari money and the border crossings opened

Aviad Moshe found guilty of stabbing Shira Isakov 20 times and brutally beating her while forcing their son to watch

Some experts urged PM Bennett to set a more ambitious target for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, sources say

Two Israeli officers look back at Operation Solomon that evacuated 15,000 Ethiopian Jews from Addis Ababa and compare it with current events in Afghanistan

Analysis of Vesuvius' victims in the town of Herculaneum indicate that eggs and dairy may have been considered unmanly – and that a seafood diet was not for girls

Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, who has been criticized for keeping yeshivas open during COVID's first wave, now says Jewish law requires the observance of public health guidelines

Following critical wounding of soldier in previous protest, Israeli forces have been instructed to respond 'more aggressively' to attempts to breach fence

PM Bennett expected to tell Biden that Jerusalem reserves the right to act unilaterally against Tehran, while defense officials believe slowdown result of renewed talks

The Cypriot government views the upgrade to a Turkish airbase on the divided island as part of Ankara's 'expansionist' agenda

Hundreds of thousands of Israelis received messages from the Post Office to pick up their package. However, investigators say it was a scam by political hackers from Gaza and London

Hamas identifies dead man as a member of its armed wing, mourning him as a 'heroic martyr'

Prime Minister Bennett promised a 'new spirit,' but on his way to the White House he is sticking to a long-standing tradition set by his predecessor Netanyahu

The documentary ‘Speer Goes to Hollywood’ reveals the true face of the Nazis’ chief architect Albert Speer, through conversations he had for a potential Hollywood biopic. Director Vanessa Lapa reveals the impact that making two films about Nazi...

Rep. Ilhan Omar: Locking up peaceful protesters is a textbook human rights abuse; Rep. Mark Pocan: Arresting peaceful human rights defenders is never OK

A new COVID treatment approach: International team led by Weizmann Institute researchers has developed a protein that focuses on the human receptor through which the virus enters human cells

Satellite images show the leak spreading some 20 kilometers north of its source, and authorities say ​work is underway to clean the coast in the rocky areas

While serious cases among a minority of Israelis who are not vaccinated against COVID are steadily rising, among vaccinated people they seem to have plateaued

Gaza saw four wars in 13 years. Sitting in the ruins of their home the Nassirs tell their story

Competing in the Paralympic Games for the fourth time, Shalabi beat Ukrainian Anton Kol in a photo finish

'Understanding and sympathy' are not enough, hospitals say in a joint statement, decrying lack of funding despite an agreement with the government

The demand for conversion has been on the rise due to the growth of ecommerce and the devaluation of used planes since the COVID-19 pandemic

After a chaotic start marred by technical glitches and long waits, COVID antibody testing will focus on parts of Israel with high infection rates

'The sooner we can finish, the better,' said President Biden, warning of 'added risk to our troops'

Bennett meets with top U.S. officials ahead of Biden meeting

Alkharumi, 49, was the only member of his United Arab List party who didn't back the establishment of the Bennett-Lapid government, but abstained to protest house demolitions in the Negev

Animal rights group asks court to intervene, citing inaction by the Agricultural Ministry over complaints going back to early 2018

Some 4,500 athletes are set to compete in 539 events, starting August 24

Official figures point to lower inoculation rates among the economically disadvantaged, young, and groups on the margins of mainstream Israeli society. How did it get there?

The parents of second graders in a Tel Aviv suburb say that because the teacher, who they have not met, identifies as Palestinian, she cannot educate children in Torah, Jewish holidays and other subjects

The Afula landlord 'caused her to feel like a second-class citizen who is not wanted in certain places in Israel, where she lives as a citizen with full rights,' court rules

'This was kids’ nonsense,' said suspect’s father. A gag order bars the publication of most details of the investigation

The tests may exempt tens of thousands of children from quarantine and make life easier for the whole family

Without German geologist Gerhard Klammer, the Nazi war criminal never would have gone to trial

New citizenship data reveals that last quarter, 2,276 applications of Sephardic Jews were turned down — compared to a total of three before this year

Morocco and Algeria have had strained relations for decades, mainly over the issue of Western Sahara

Eli Friend tells government committee investigating disaster he had no role in managing the holiday celebrations, site operates without a budget

The head of Evin prison apologizes to God and to Khamenei after what appears to be surveillance footage surfaced showing guards beating prisoners and dragging an unconscious detainee on the floor

The Pentagon recommendation to remove troops by August 31 reflects increasing security concerns at the Kabul airport, where American citizens and at-risk Afghans are being evacuated

Health Minister Horowitz says that since the vaccine loses effectiveness over time, proof of immunity will no longer be valid for those who have not had the booster

The Health Ministry says they were not informed of the decision in advance, which would see the COVID antibody tests carried out only in areas that saw high infection rates