The Knesset's Ethics Committee ruled that the Deputy Knesset Speaker's statement was a 'political expression clearly reflecting the MK's ideology,' while noting that his comments 'do not bring honor to the Knesset as an institution'
Israel's public broadcaster revealed that Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's Religious Zionist party used public funds to pay for a campaign of social media influencers asked to 'explicitly thank the minister for his personal commitment to the IDF reservists'
The IDF's renewed offensive has brought a wave of intense strikes targeting Gaza's hospitals, leaving many heavily damaged. According to Gaza's Health Ministry, 400,000 people now lack access to functioning medical care, and the remaining hospitals are overwhelmed
The IDF believes the evacuation will push Hamas into collapse and a governance crisis, forcing it back to hostage talks on Israel's terms. Despite heavy losses, Hamas's military wing is still seen as operational, with around 40,000 fighters – similar to pre-October 7 levels – and thousands of rockets
Say Their Names, an event at Tel Aviv's Radical Idea House, spotlights the nexus between children and wartime language, testimonies and international law. Plus, Jacques Lacan is having a moment in Israel – and in Hebrew
Toby Trackman's powerful new documentary, The Last Musician of Auschwitz, uncovers the hidden musical legacies of the camp's prisoners – and finds unexpected influence in David Lynch, Massive Attack, and the enduring strength of resistance through song
From a defining symbol of early Zionist culture to a beloved beachfront spectacle, Avi Weissblei's 'Hora,' a documentary screened at the DocAviv festival, traces the surprisingly moving story of Israeli folk dance
The killing of two Israeli diplomats by a Chicago native has triggered mostly celebratory reactions across Arab social media. Some even compared the shooter to the late Hamas Gaza leader Yahya Sinwar, commending his defiance
Instead of diplomatically representing Israel in Washington, Ambassador Yechiel Leiter has chosen partisan attacks on Netanyahu's critics – ignoring that most Israelis want an end to the Gaza war and a deal to free all hostages
Following a request from a Swiss NGO, the Swiss government is considering investigating the Gaza Humanitarian Fund, which the UN has declined to support. A Haaretz report said Netanyahu's office selected the group without proper procedures or informing the defense establishment
From college campuses to Capitol Hill hearings, the discourse has not only deflected from the realities of war, hostages, occupation and Israel's internal unraveling. It has distorted the very terms of debate
The right-wing organization that prepared the American blueprint for for dismantling liberal democracy in Trump's second term is 'making aliyah,' cozying up to Netanyahu's government through like-minded groups, such as the powerful Kohelet Policy forum
Yana Pevzner went to her brother's shamanic center in the Peruvian jungle to understand why she was not a mother. Along the way she forgave the entire male sex
The philosopher and author talks to Haaretz about the parallels between him and his Nazi-fleeing grandmother, how antisemitism is being weaponized in the U.S. and his plan to build a global network against authoritarianism
The Kamim hotline for hostage families helps the hostages' extended family members who experience emotional hardship but don't necessarily have access to the support networks available to immediate family members
Rami Levy, leading Israeli entrepreneur, is redefining urban living in Jerusalem, creating integrated communities that offer lasting value, vibrant and high quality lifestyle.