While New Yorkers rallied around an idealist unafraid to be called radical, Israel's opposition leaders shrink from saying what they stand for, beyond replacing Netanyahu
Sources say Gali Baharav-Miara is expected to transfer the investigation over to the State Prosecutor's Office, after the Justice Ministry's legal adviser submitted a legal opinion and cited the AG's conflict of interest
'I can find comfort in the fact that you are finally here, in the ground of the country you loved and swore to protect with your body,' Daniel's mother said of her son at his funeral, attended by thousands
The man had an expired permit allowing him to be in Israel and a court-issued order barring authorities from deporting him until his appeal is ruled on. After his release, the he said he suffered verbal and physical abuse in custody
Trying to find compassion within a reality of destruction, photographer Amit Soffer documents young men who have returned from the war changed | Part one of a series
For years, many Iraqi immigrants believed Israel was behind the attack that shattered their community to hasten their Aliyah. A new documentary reopens the case
The airbase sits at the gateway to parts of southern Syria that are expected to make up a demilitarized zone as part of a non-aggression pact between Israel and Syria. Trump will meet President al-Sharaa at the White House on Monday, the first such visit by a Syrian head of state
Part of Israel Railways' electrification infrastructure has not received maintenance since it was set up – including the Jerusalem line, which has received no maintenance for seven years. This failure could endanger lives
West Midlands Police have classified the match as 'high risk' due to several planned pro-Palestinian demonstrations in the vicinity of the game between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Aston Villa. The latter team announced that only supporters with a prior purchase history from last season will be eligible to buy tickets, to minimize risk
The Belgium-based legal advocacy group is seeking Olmert's arrest for alleged war crimes during the 2008-2009 Israeli military offensive Operation Cast Lead in Gaza, as the former prime minister is scheduled to appear at the Haaretz Berlin Conference
Mollel, 21, was an agriculture student from Tanzania who arrived in Israel two weeks before the October 7 attack to join a training program run by Israel's Foreign Ministry
Local sources said Murad Abu Seifin was hit by four bullets, and the soldiers prevented emergency services from reaching him, thereby causing him to bleed to death without receiving medical treatment. The IDF said he threw an explosive device during a military raid
Haaretz has learned that Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara was not involved in the decision to release the detainee as part of the Israel-Hamas cease-fire, despite the potential damage to one of the state's most sensitive and significant cases. The detainee was sent back to the Gaza Strip
Contracts between Israel and Trump-linked firms reveal campaigns and plans to target millions of U.S. churchgoers, deploy bots, hire influencers and try to make ChatGPT more pro-Israel
High Court allows military authorities to demolish part of the family home of Abed al-Karim Snober, who planted explosive devices in three buses in Tel Aviv suburbs in February
Describing the ADL's initiative as 'alarming,' and J Street chief slammed organization's refusal to apply 'equivalent scrutiny to Donald Trump, despite his long track record of using antisemitism and bigotry for political gain'