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Ukraine has accused Israel of importing grain allegedly stolen by Russia from Ukrainian territories, prompting a diplomatic dispute. President Zelenskyy has warned of potential sanctions against Israel over these purchases.
The Israeli army chief strongly condemned instances of looting and vandalism by soldiers in Lebanon, stating that such actions are unacceptable and a "moral stain." The IDF is investigating reports of soldiers stealing property.
King Charles III visited the United States, where he met with former President Donald Trump at the White House and was scheduled to deliver a historic address to a joint session of Congress. The visit aimed to strengthen the 'special relationship' between the two nations.
Haaretz continues to publish its political or social commentary cartoons, offering visual perspectives on current events and societal issues.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has imposed restrictions on a mass Haredi pilgrimage, citing concerns over a fragile cease-fire with Hezbollah.
Anwar Gargash of the UAE stated that Iran's attacks in the Gulf were premeditated, while reports indicate that US talks with Tehran are faltering due to issues in the Strait of Hormuz.
Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon and Gaza resulted in the deaths of at least 14 people in Lebanon and 11 in Gaza, including women, children, and police officers, marking the deadliest day since the ceasefire began. An Israeli soldier was also killed.
Multiple reports indicate that Israel secretly deployed its Iron Dome air defense system and an IDF team to the United Arab Emirates. This deployment was reportedly in response to Iranian missile threats during a period of heightened aggression.
Fatah, the party of President Mahmoud Abbas, won a majority in the Palestinian municipal elections held in the West Bank and a community in Gaza. Palestinian authorities hailed the elections as a success, with Fatah loyalists securing numerous seats.
A gunman at the White House Correspondents' Dinner was reportedly targeting President Trump and his administration officials, prompting an evacuation and raising security concerns. The incident led to discussions about event security and the safety of high-profile attendees.
Over 60 former U.K. ambassadors have issued a call for sanctions against Israel, citing concerns over its actions in the West Bank.
Concerns are rising in Israel that the ongoing efforts by the Israeli Right to reform the judiciary could lead to increased political instability and violence.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the military to launch forceful attacks against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, citing violations of a ceasefire. This directive comes amid an escalation of conflict in the Middle East.
Thousands of people have gathered to protest the Netanyahu government in a march reportedly inspired by the Hungarian elections.
The EU aviation safety agency has issued a warning against flights to Israel, citing concerns related to an ongoing Iran cease-fire and regional instability.
A documented incident of alleged theft by Israelis in Hebron is reportedly not being adequately investigated, raising concerns about justice and accountability.
Reports, including one from Haaretz, accuse Israeli soldiers of looting gold and other property from homes in southern Lebanon. Commanders were allegedly aware of these actions.
Israel and Hezbollah have exchanged accusations of violating a ceasefire in Lebanon, with Hezbollah reportedly calling the truce meaningless. The UN has warned that Israeli attacks on Lebanon may constitute violations of international law.
Tucker Carlson publicly criticized a club, calling its action of barring a Jewish toddler 'repulsive' and sparking debate.
A close associate of Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed he was blackmailed following an allegation of sexual abuse.
Mayor Mamdani of New York is reportedly weighing a veto on a bill that proposes creating protest buffer zones around schools. The legislation aims to regulate demonstrations near educational institutions, sparking debate over free speech and student safety.
US President Donald Trump announced that the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been extended for an additional three weeks. Trump also stated that Israel retains the right to launch attacks, emphasizing they would be careful.
Italian UNIFIL peacekeepers have replaced a statue of Jesus, described as a crucifix or religious figure, in southern Lebanon. The original statue was reportedly destroyed by an Israeli soldier, prompting the replacement by the Italian contingent.
Reports indicate that dozens of children are going missing each week in the Gaza Strip, a consequence of the ongoing chaos and conflict. Their families continue desperate searches for their lost loved ones.
In response to increasing international criticism, Israel has appointed a special envoy to engage with the Christian world. This diplomatic move aims to address concerns and strengthen relations with Christian communities globally.
Iran has seized multiple ships in the Strait of Hormuz, with Croatia confirming two nationals were aboard one vessel. Concurrently, Tehran announced it has begun collecting its first toll revenues from the strategic waterway, escalating regional tensions.
Actress Zendaya is lauded for her strong performance in 'The Drama,' managing to carry the production despite its unconventional plot twists and character decisions.
A study or report indicates that the presence of cocaine in water can lead to unusual hyperactivity, described as 'dancing all night,' in baby salmon.
Approximately 40 Israeli settlers illegally crossed the border into Syrian territory, with some reportedly barricading themselves in a building. The Israeli military (IDF) intervened and returned the individuals to Israel.
An opinion piece expresses a deep affection for Israel while also articulating a commitment to actively work towards its improvement and betterment.
A UK Green Party member, Polanski, has stated that it is 'unacceptable' for Jewish people to feel unsafe, whether the danger is perceived or actual.
The European Union is scheduled to vote on the disbursement of a multi-billion euro loan package for Ukraine, with expectations of positive news regarding the €90 billion credit.
Trump extends truce until Iran submits proposal, U.S. to maintain naval blockade Haaretz
Two Palestinians, including a 14-year-old, were killed during an attack by Israeli settlers near a school in a West Bank village. Witnesses reported that settlers attacked the village, leading to clashes where Israeli forces also opened fire, resulting in the fatalities and several injuries.
Over 1,100 artists have issued a call to boycott Eurovision 2026 unless Israel is banned from participating in the song contest.
Israeli politician Bezalel Smotrich reportedly attempted to fire his top spokesperson following critical social media posts.
A woman shared her experience of being raised within an Iranian opposition group that she describes as having transformed into a brutal cult. The report details the group's nature and its impact on her life.
Israelis and Palestinians participated in a joint Memorial Day ceremony in Tel Aviv and Jericho, calling for an end to conflict.
Reports suggest that Israel's European allies may no longer shield it from potential sanctions.
Israeli ministers have expressed approval for the resettlement of a West Bank area that was previously cleared during the 2005 pullout.
An Israeli soldier was photographed striking and destroying a statue of Jesus in Lebanon, an act that sparked widespread controversy and was condemned by the Israeli army. The IDF confirmed the authenticity of the image and stated the soldier's actions were against military values.
An analysis suggests that Benjamin Netanyahu is not the sole problem but rather capitalizes on a prevailing desire for war among Israelis.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has officially called for the European Union to suspend its Association Agreement with Israel. This move comes amid ongoing tensions and international pressure regarding the conflict.
Ben-Gurion Airport has reopened following a period of wartime paralysis, with the U.S. Air Force reportedly resuming operations.
The IDF has identified a reservist killed in Southern Lebanon, with reports also indicating that nine other soldiers were wounded in the incident.
An article explores the unseen moral toll of the Gaza War on soldiers, focusing on experiences of abandonment and the psychological impact of injuries.
A French peacekeeper was killed and others wounded in an attack on a UNIFIL patrol in southern Lebanon, prompting condemnation from several nations. French President Macron accused Hezbollah of responsibility, an accusation the group denied.
Israel's Justice Minister is set to hold a judicial appointments panel, which has been subject to an unprecedented delay.
An article explores why secular Israelis, despite significantly reshaping the state, have not had a similar impact on the evolution of Judaism within the country.
Armed and masked settlers reportedly raided and set fire to West Bank villages, operating under the guard of individuals equipped with military-grade weapons.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with the Palestinian Vice President to discuss developments in the Middle East. The meeting aimed to foster cautious optimism regarding the region's situation.
The Strait of Hormuz faces a blockade, leading to concerns about Europe's jet fuel supply, with the IEA chief warning of limited reserves. Shippers are reportedly eyeing the potential reopening of the strait with caution.
An analysis suggests that Israel's current policies and rhetoric are causing a rift with its closest international allies.
A US-led 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah has commenced, allowing thousands of displaced Lebanese residents to begin returning to southern Lebanon. Many are returning despite warnings about unexploded ordnance and potential dangers.
President Trump has stated that the "war" with Iran should end "very soon," suggesting that good things are happening and that both sides may meet for talks. He also claimed Iran has agreed to surrender uranium, referring to the conflict as a "small diversion."
A Democratic candidate who has accused Israel of genocide has won an election in New Jersey, a result viewed as a significant setback for AIPAC.
A jury has declared Live Nation an illegal monopoly, a verdict that analysts say is unlikely to lead to a breakup with Ticketmaster despite its potential implications for the concert industry and ticket prices.
A growing sentiment within the Democratic party suggests that opposing weapons sales to Israel is becoming a new political norm.
Israel's envoy to France held a discreet meeting with far-right leader Marine Le Pen, marking the first time such a high-level encounter has occurred. The meeting signals a potential shift in diplomatic engagement.
The Guardian Nigeria News and Haaretz both published new editorial cartoons. These cartoons offer visual commentary on current events or societal issues.
The Israeli government is reportedly working with settlers to facilitate the expulsion of Palestinian residents from their homes in Jerusalem.
Lebanon expresses concerns that potential talks with Israel could destabilize the country and push it to the brink of civil war.
Kuwait has detained an American-born journalist for several weeks, an incident occurring amidst a broader crackdown on press freedom in the country.
Israel's High Court of Justice has begun hearing petitions seeking the removal of far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir from his position. The petitions allege politicization of the police force under his leadership.
An analysis suggests that as Prime Minister Netanyahu's war narrative faces challenges, Iran's uranium program is becoming a critical focus for his political strategy.
Haaretz, an Israeli newspaper, has published a new editorial cartoon.
The healthcare crisis in Gaza is described as catastrophic and continues to deteriorate due to a severe lack of adequate humanitarian aid.
King Charles III commenced his inaugural state visit to the United States as monarch, with plans to address Congress and meet with former President Donald Trump to strengthen UK-US ties. Prince Harry was notably absent from the official itinerary.
An Israeli attack in southern Lebanon resulted in the deaths of two Brazilians and seriously wounded an Israeli soldier. A survivor described seeing a car burning with two bodies inside following the strike.
Turkey Opposed Iran War but Now Eyeing How to Profit From It Haaretz
An article delves into the various problems and challenges associated with Israeli politician Naftali Bennett, offering an in-depth analysis of his political standing.
Pro-Palestinian activists are on trial in Germany following a break-in at a site linked to the Israeli defense company Elbit Systems.
An investigation has shown how the IDF failed to reach a Gaza border kibbutz during the October 7 attack.
Israel has announced the appointment of its first-ever ambassador to Somaliland, solidifying diplomatic ties after its recent recognition of the self-declared state. This move marks a significant step in the relationship between Israel and Somaliland.
The article delves into the strategic moves by Bennett to position himself as the leader of the political bloc opposing Netanyahu.
Israel has issued evacuation orders for several towns in southern Lebanon, extending beyond its previously controlled buffer zone, as it accuses Hezbollah of dismantling the ceasefire. Hezbollah, in turn, has rejected these accusations and vowed resistance to any ceasefire violations.
An investigation by Haaretz exposed a network involved in smuggling Ukrainian wheat, allegedly stolen by Russia, to Israel. The report details the methods used to transport the grain and its eventual arrival in the Israeli market.
The father of an Israeli hero has spoken out about his personal grief and his enduring faith in human goodness.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the military to launch vigorous attacks against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, claiming the group violated a ceasefire. This directive led to new Israeli airstrikes, reportedly killing several individuals.
Palestinian territories held their first municipal elections in Gaza in two decades, alongside local elections in the West Bank, with reports indicating a low voter turnout in Gaza despite a festive mood in the West Bank. Voters expressed a desire for change amidst challenging circumstances.
Hamas is scheduled to enter negotiations regarding disarmament with the Board of Peace on Monday.
Lebanese individuals who have sought asylum in Israel report being viewed as traitors by many Israeli Arabs.
Israeli strikes reportedly killed at least 12-13 people in Gaza and several in Lebanon, despite an extended ceasefire, marking a significant escalation of violence in the region.
An article in Haaretz suggests that Israel's Shin Bet security agency faces internal challenges that could lead to its decline, potentially faster than the police force.
An article delves into the context and meaning behind Joseph Trumpeldor's famous quote, "It's good to die for our country."
The IDF has carried out strikes against Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, with Prime Minister Netanyahu stating that the group is attempting to derail ongoing talks.
Families of victims in Arab society have strongly criticized the Netanyahu government, alleging that it undervalues human life and fails to address violence effectively within their communities. The families expressed their frustration with the government's perceived inaction.
Sheep theft shocked a Palestinian village. Then, a 12-year-old boy was shot dead Haaretz
A professor was reportedly detained by police for wearing a kippa adorned with both Israeli and Palestinian flags, sparking discussions on freedom of expression.
Israel's High Court is reportedly hesitant to issue a ruling on the formation of an October 7 commission, citing concerns over potential riots. This delay highlights the sensitive political climate surrounding the event.
Could Israel Be the Only Country in the World Facing an 'Existential Threat'? Haaretz
A feature story details the journey of a former Chabadnik who transitioned to identifying as a Jewish atheist, exploring the nuances of their spiritual evolution.
The Israeli Defense Ministry has signed a $200 million deal with Elbit Systems for the procurement of aerial munitions.
Argaman Media is reportedly facing difficulties in collecting revenue despite successful marketing efforts, highlighting potential financial challenges for the company.
The annual Nakba Day march has been canceled for the second consecutive year, citing police-imposed limits.
Iran has tightened its control over shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, stating it will not fully reopen the critical waterway while a US blockade remains in effect. This stance comes amidst ongoing US-Iran tensions, with experts warning of challenging months ahead as both sides test each other.
Israel's significant dependence on Chinese drones has reportedly exposed a "soft underbelly" within the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). This reliance raises concerns about national security and technological autonomy.
In a significant move, the Netherlands has for the first time handed over 'heirless' art, looted during the Holocaust, to local Jewish communities.
UK police have arrested eight individuals in connection with a series of suspected anti-Semitic arson attacks targeting Jewish sites in London and other parts of the UK. The arrests come as authorities investigate an ongoing spree of incidents, with one conviction already secured and a new attack reportedly foiled.
The Israeli Defense Forces replaced a Jesus statue in Lebanon that was reportedly smashed by a soldier, who has since been removed from combat duty.
An article in Haaretz observes that a Jesus statue appears to garner more empathy than Palestinians in Israel, highlighting perceived disparities in public sentiment.
The head of Mossad has revealed that an agent who was killed in Italy in 2023 played a role in the success of the 'Iran War' efforts.
Authorities have closed the case against individuals accused of agitation and assault during an Israeli-Palestinian screening event.
A political cartoon published by Haaretz.
Hungary's Prime Minister-elect Péter Magyar has claimed that Benjamin Netanyahu is aware of Hungary's obligation to arrest him should an International Criminal Court warrant be issued.
An analysis explores why Israel is once again exhibiting the "Masada Syndrome," a term often used to describe a siege mentality or a last-stand approach. The article delves into the implications of this mindset on the nation's current situation.
Netanyahu and other top Israeli officials have condemned the smashing of a Jesus statue in Lebanon, calling for respect for religious sites.
On Memorial Day 2026, Israel commemorates 174 IDF soldiers and 79 Israeli civilians who were killed in the past year.
The Prime Minister of Spain has called upon the European Union to suspend its trade relations with Israel, signaling a significant diplomatic move amidst ongoing regional tensions.
Police in the United Kingdom are investigating potential links to Iran in a series of arson attacks targeting Jewish institutions.
Sources claim that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have razed villages in South Lebanon despite an ongoing cease-fire agreement.
An analysis delves into the details of the Israel-Hezbollah truce in Lebanon, highlighting existing gaps that could lead to its collapse.
Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz, with its Revolutionary Guard threatening to fire on any approaching ships, leading to a significant drop in traffic due to security fears. The US has warned against "blackmail" and reportedly plans to seize Iran-linked vessels.
Thousands of Israelis protested across the country against the Netanyahu government, with demonstrators expressing sentiments like 'Enough of wars.' The protests occurred ahead of Memorial Day, reflecting public discontent.
The Pope dismissed rumors of a feud with Donald Trump, clarifying that his recent remarks were not intended as a debate with the former president. He emphasized his focus on peace and his mission in Africa.
A Palestinian family is left without answers regarding the fate of their son, whose body has not been recovered. They remain in the dark about what happened to him.
French authorities have announced the extradition of a suspect linked to a 1982 antisemitic attack in Paris, stating that justice can now finally be served after decades.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel has 'not yet finished the job' against Hezbollah, despite reports of a truce. This comes as Hezbollah reportedly celebrated a truce that puts pressure on Netanyahu.
Both former President Trump and Iran have stated that the Strait of Hormuz is 'completely open' for passage amidst a cease-fire.
According to al-Sharaa, ongoing talks between Israel and Syria are being hindered by Israel's military presence in Syria.
Haaretz publishes a commentary piece asserting the existence of 'Jewish terrorism' and challenging readers on their stance regarding it.
An article analyzes the state of Israel's political opposition, suggesting it is suffering from a "Budapest Syndrome" due to internal dynamics and fragmentation.
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has officially gone into effect, with reports indicating US mediation in the agreement. The truce aims to temporarily halt hostilities between the two nations.
The Israeli government plans to boost funding for Jerusalem Day marches that are described as anti-Arab.
Haaretz reports that hundreds of houses in Tel Aviv are on the verge of collapse, highlighting a broader issue of crumbling buildings in Israel.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has reinstated reservists who were accused of abusing a Palestinian detainee, even as an investigation into the allegations continues.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has outlined conditions for a potential agreement with Lebanon, stating that the disbandment of Hezbollah is a primary goal while Israeli forces continue strikes against the group. He also commented on a possible truce with Iran, emphasizing Israel's readiness for any future conflict scenario.
An opinion piece argues against conflating Israel's defense forces with a specific religious identity, suggesting a broader national approach.
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced the suspension of the renewal of a long-standing defense cooperation agreement with Israel. This decision follows various pressures and reports, including an attack on UN peacekeepers.
Police reported the arrest of an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldier on suspicion of killing a Palestinian in the West Bank.
A far-right Polish Member of Parliament caused outrage by displaying a swastika superimposed on an Israeli flag during a parliamentary session, drawing widespread condemnation.
A concert hall in Dublin has canceled a planned fundraiser for an Israeli emergency service, a decision that has reportedly sparked significant backlash.
Bereaved families have made a public appeal to politicians, asking them to refrain from delivering speeches at cemeteries during Memorial Day commemorations.
Israel-Lebanon Talks Begin; Sources: Netanyahu Using Talks to Buy Time Against Hezbollah Haaretz
An Israeli band's TikTok hit 'Self Aware' has garnered significant international attention, becoming a global streaming success.
Ukraine summoned Israel's ambassador to protest the arrival of a Russian vessel in Haifa, which was reportedly carrying grain stolen from Ukrainian occupied territories. Kyiv delivered a protest note regarding the incident.
Initial polls conducted after the merger of Lapid and Bennett's political factions suggest that the anti-Netanyahu bloc has not secured a majority.
An article outlines the positions of Naftali Bennett on various major issues facing Israel.
At least 16 people were killed in strikes across Ukraine and Russia on the anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, prompting renewed fears about nuclear safety. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy accused Russia of "nuclear terrorism" amid ongoing conflict and drone activity near the former power plant.
Testimony in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial has been canceled, further extending a two-month pause in proceedings.
A political or social commentary cartoon published by Haaretz.
Former Israeli Prime Ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid announced they are forming an electoral coalition to challenge Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming elections. This alliance aims to unite opposition forces against the current prime minister.
A murder on Independence Day has occurred among Israeli Arabs, following prior warnings about rising violent crime in the community.
An investigation has exposed a network involved in smuggling Ukrainian wheat, allegedly stolen by Russia, to Israel, raising concerns about illicit trade practices.
US-Iran peace talks have stalled following President Trump's decision to scrap a visit to Pakistan, leading to Iran's top diplomat departing Islamabad without a meeting.
Under the command of Ben-Gvir, Israel is experiencing record-breaking homicide rates, while police have also been detaining professors.
Haaretz features a collection of compelling photographs captured by its photographers, showcasing significant events and scenes from the past week.
A wounded Lebanese journalist shares her experience and agony after an Israeli strike killed her colleague, highlighting the human cost of the conflict.
A historical piece explores the sentiments of biblical shepherds during the ancient conflicts between Israel and Aram.
A U.K. Green Party figure, Polanski, has accused Labour leader Keir Starmer of 'weaponizing' antisemitism, following a rebuke.
A source indicates that Israel agreed to a U.S. request to curb Gaza strikes but did not comply with it.
NYC Mayor Mamdani has vetoed a bill that aimed to establish protest buffer zones around schools.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez dismissed reports that the Pentagon considered suspending Spain from NATO due to its stance on a potential conflict in Iran. Sánchez reaffirmed Spain's commitment to defending international law.
A pizzeria worker was stabbed to death by an Israeli youth during Independence Day celebrations, according to reports.
An investigation by Haaretz uncovers a Hasidic cult in Israel where individuals as young as 15 are married with children, operating under a code of silence.
Haaretz publishes a cartoon.
Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) strikes in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of six people, including three children, according to the Health Ministry.
A new buffer zone established by Israel in Lebanon is being assessed for its effectiveness against Hezbollah's advanced fiber optic drones, raising concerns about regional security.
Norway's Foreign Minister expressed hope that the U.S. would pressure Israel to transfer Palestinian Authority tax revenues, as discussions continue on Gaza's future.
An opinion piece in Haaretz argues against the popular American belief that the ongoing conflict with Iran is exclusively Israel's war, suggesting broader implications.
An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon killed Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil and wounded another, prompting accusations of war crimes from Lebanon. The incident occurred amidst escalating tensions between Israel and Hezbollah.
An opinion piece in Haaretz argues that Israel shows greater concern for a statue of Jesus than for the lives of Palestinians, questioning the nation's priorities.
Haaretz newspaper has published a new cartoon.
Anti-government protesters were detained at an IDF base in Israel, a site previously stormed by a right-wing mob without arrests.
Israel celebrated its 78th Independence Day, featuring Argentine President Javier Milei's participation and praise for the nation. The observances were also marked by internal tensions, protests, and some incidents, reflecting a nation grappling with conflict and division.
Two Israeli soldiers received 30-day jail sentences for smashing a statue of Jesus in a Lebanese village, an act that drew widespread condemnation. The Israeli military took disciplinary action following the incident.
A group of Jewish writers has accused the Jewish Book Council of 'betraying its mission' by challenging its position and policies regarding Zionism.
Roman Gofman, who faced prejudice upon his arrival in Israel, is now slated to become the head of the Mossad intelligence agency.
The mother and widow of Ido, who was killed on October 7, have reportedly reached out to Palestinian families.
An Israeli man has been arrested after allegedly stabbing his wife to death and seriously wounding their nine-year-old son. The incident occurred in Israel and is being investigated as a case of domestic violence.
The Shin Bet Chief has reportedly joined the Defense Minister in delaying charges against a Likud lawmaker.
Israel has commenced its observance of Memorial Day, following another year marked by conflict and war.
Hamas has stated that talks with Israel regarding the second stage of a Gaza cease-fire have reached a deadlock.
Argentine President Javier Milei and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have signed the "Isaac Accords," establishing a new framework for cooperation. The signing ceremony was a highlight of Milei's visit to Israel, during which he also met with Netanyahu.
An editorial in Haaretz calls for Israel's top court to unequivocally reject what it describes as 'Levin's tricks,' indicating a strong stance against certain legal or political maneuvers.
Residents in Gaza are reportedly enduring hours-long queues for bread due to severe shortages of flour and fuel, exacerbating humanitarian concerns.
Israel has released a new census for Independence Day, which indicates a trend of lower emigration rates from the country.
A cease-fire has brought quiet to Israel's northern region, though residents remain fearful of a potential future conflict.
A controversy has arisen within the IDF regarding its marathon dress code, which required women soldiers to wear long pants while men were permitted to wear shorts.
Haaretz newspaper has published its weekly collection of notable photographs captured by its staff photographers.
The IDF has reported that Israeli reservist Barak Kalfon was killed by an explosive device in Southern Lebanon on Friday.
A report highlights that many Jewish colleagues at Columbia University believe there is no antisemitism on campus, sparking further debate on the issue.
A Palestinian man armed with a knife was shot and killed after reportedly breaking into an Israeli settlement, according to local reports.
IDF officials have stated that any gains made in a potential Lebanon war would be dependent on the outcomes of negotiations, highlighting the strategic considerations.
A UN report indicates that more than 38,000 women and girls have been killed in Gaza between October 2023 and the projected end of 2025. This figure averages 47 deaths daily, highlighting the severe impact of the conflict on female civilians.
Israel has declared its intention to retain control over captured territories in South Lebanon, a stance that conflicts with Beirut's insistence on a full withdrawal of IDF forces.
A report from Haaretz discusses the continued reliance on human noses for testing odors, emphasizing that no instrument can yet replicate the complexity of human olfactory perception.
Following a disagreement with former President Trump, Pope Leo has announced a new objective: to halt settler violence.
Haaretz publishes a piece reflecting on the Arab Revolt, discussing how 'blood is the glue that binds a nation and its land'.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a 10-day ceasefire, which has been announced by former President Trump and welcomed by various international leaders. Despite the truce, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that the army would remain in southern Lebanon.
An incident involving 70 Palestinians being transported in a trash truck has brought attention to the desperate conditions faced by many in the region.
Haaretz: Ceasefire in Lebanon should start from 7 PM local time, the Israeli army has received orders
The US Senate voted down measures seeking to block arms sales to Israel and to rein in President Trump's war powers regarding Iran, with most Democrats supporting the efforts to halt the arms sales.
As U.S. Nears Iran Deal, Israel Pushes on Toward a Familiar Dead End in Lebanon Haaretz
Iran has offered a proposal to allow ships to exit the Oman side of the Strait of Hormuz free of attack, amidst ongoing tensions and warnings to the United States regarding blockades. This comes as the US and Israel affirm identical goals concerning Iran.
Reports highlight David Zini as a potential "ticking time bomb" within Israel's internal security agency, raising significant concerns.
Medics report that Israeli fire has killed eight people and wounded 29 others in Gaza over the past 24 hours.
Hezbollah has publicly rejected the ongoing or planned talks between Lebanon and Israel, with officials stating the group will not abide by any agreements reached. The group's chief reportedly called the talks "futile" and urged Lebanon to withdraw.
Israel has stated that France is not exerting a positive influence in the ongoing talks concerning Lebanon, indicating diplomatic disagreement over the mediation efforts.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are reportedly setting up additional outposts in Southern Lebanon, proceeding despite warnings from officers regarding the move.