Liddy was outspoken and controversial as a political operative under Nixon. He recommended assassinating political enemies, bombing a left-leaning think tank and kidnapping war protesters

Gaetz is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl and paying her to travel with him, and is reportedly under investigation to determine if he violated federal sex trafficking laws

There is a growing sense, however, in the Joint List and the United Arab List, that a fifth round of Israeli elections is the most likely outcome

U.S. broadcaster delays the release of the Israeli documentary Til Kingdom Come, after a report by a pro-Israel watchdog group

Israel elections 2021: Joint List and Lapid to hold coalition talks tomorrow ■ Gantz backs Lapid, Religious Zionism rallies behind Netanyahu

Israeli COVID strain found, but vaccine effective against it ■ Sinai border crossing reopens after a year ■ Health Ministry, emergency services dispute leaves thousands of East Jerusalem Palestinian unvaccinated

With a base of popular support that the Palestinian president can't ignore, Marwan Barghouti's potential election challenge has Fatah's leadership taking note

Israel has long talked about offering shippers a Red Sea-Mediterranean rail link, but neither the economics nor the politics look promising

S&P's forecast remains cheery and they expected the economy to recover due to its successful COVID vaccine drive, but analysts raise concerns that persistent divisions could leave an impact on key macroeconomic indicators

A governmental committee set up after the killing of Eyad al-Hallaq issued a report the president said 'must be implemented quickly.' But that has stalled, with political stalemate and indecision on the division of responsibilities

Beijing imposes invasive tests, lengthy quarantine and complicated rules for arrivals

Documents released by right-wing Ad Kan organization, which aims to 'expose' groups it deems anti-Israel, have been determined to be forged or suspected as such by the Israeli police and court

The cop who fatally shot Munir Anabtawi in Haifa was reinstated just days after the incident, and as the Justice Ministry's investigation is ongoing

In 2018 Qassem Soleimani hatched a clever idea for circumventing the U.S. sanctions. That same day, the Israeli response was also born. Now, news reports, blabbing and ego battles threaten to end it

Several Western nations expressed concerns over the delays and access given to UN-led investigators in their report on the origins of COVID-19, which concluded the virus had likely been transmitted from bats to humans through another animal

A Gantz-Netanyahu Twitter feud may provide the answer

Marwan Barghouti, who is serving five life sentences in Israel for involvement in second intifada attacks, will submit a list for Palestinian parliamentary elections, in a possible prelude to a presidential run

European Union envoys are expected to agree to impose travel bans and asset freezes on the individuals whose names will be published next week, diplomats say

The COVID strain found in Israel has low prevalence and lacks any epidemiological significance, according to the Health Ministry

An Israeli company working on a major aviation project signed a deal with a Chinese state-owned corporation blacklisted by the U.S. Defense officials voiced concerns it could harm ties with Washington

UN ambassador Thomas-Greenfield urges international community to allow unhindered humanitarian access to all Syrians, including through cross-border aid

'My candidacy has shown that we need strong structures in all parties, politics and society to confront structural racism,' says Tareq Alaows, who planned to run for the Greens in Germany's September election

The 25-year, $400-billion deal between Iran and China is a further sign that Trump and Netanyahu's strategy toward Tehran was a dismal failure

The Jewish State Theater in Bucharest reacted to death threats its director received by inviting spectators to a free online show directed by a Jewish Holocaust survivor from France

As workers at an Alabama warehouse await the results of a ballot over whether to unionize, Stuart Appelbaum explains why this fight is different from all other fights

A fifth Israeli election cycle might seem like the most likely outcome, but there are still nearly three months before the deadline arrives and politicians promises are made to be broken. Here's how coalition talks could play out

The French defense ministry reaffirms that the strike targeted what it termed armed terrorists, adding it had several reservations about the methodology used in compiling the UN report

Israel's Foreign Ministry says that a team from Bahrain would arrive in the country in coming weeks to make the necessary arrangements for the Bahraini embassy

How can you get started buying and selling stocks, and how much will it cost you? Haaretz explains

Orit Raviv Swery, whose firm caters to very wealthy investors, suggests how small-time players can put together their own portfolios

Fifty startups in Israel now exceed $1 billion in value, with half of the total crossing the threshold since 2020. Who are the entrepreneurs behind the companies and to what can their success be attributed?

Rumors and speculation have inflated the deal China and Iran signed last week into something much, much bigger than it is

The legislature will be expanded to 90 seats, and only 20 will be elected by the public as part of a a two-phase effort to rein in political protest and opposition in Hong Kong

A wave of assassinations have hit urban centers since peace talks began between the Taliban and the Afghan government last year, many of them targeting professional women

Pre-Viking fighters of Valsgarde, Sweden, were buried in boats with their weapons and armor, cooking gear, animals - and down bedding, just like in Sutton Hoo. But what was a headless owl doing there?

A new book explores the innovative work of the Jewish Americans who went against public opinion before World War I and laid the groundwork for future close ties between the United States and Israel

The surge in bitcoin value has led many people to try to access their forgotten digital wallets. Brute Brothers want to be their crypto-locksmiths

Israel elections 2021: Gantz backs Lapid, Religious Zionism rallies behind Netanyahu ■ Rivlin says will start coalition talks next week ■ Arab party set to present demands in coalition talks with Lapid

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres calls Syria a 'living nightmare,' says 60 percent of Syrians are at risk of going hungry

Statement comes after Politico reports that Washington would offer a new proposal to jump-start talks

Israeli COVID strain found, but vaccine effective against it ■ Sinai border crossing reopens after a year ■ Health Ministry, emergency services dispute leaves thousands of East Jerusalem Palestinian unvaccinated

For the first time, an Arab party can be kingmaker, and crown a prime minister; Mansour Abbas' demands carry some heft, but he understands this and relishes it

Magen David Adom played key role in vaccinating East Jerusalem residents in recent months, but Israel's Health Ministry has stopped working with organization over financial dispute

Energy, manufacturing, water, space, health care, agri-tech likely to be prime targets

Israel election 2021: Netanyahu challenger Sa'ar is already in 'serious talks' with ultra-Orthodox parties, but all those involved in coalition talks still see a fifth election as a likely scenario

Israeli officials fear Tehran still wants to avenge the killing of Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh

New courses violate strategy of focusing on higher-skilled professions

'This can cause me losses I cant even contemplate,' the company's CEO says, but organizers argue it may be violating discrimination laws

In its various incarnations, religious Zionism has been dictating for years the conditions of the Palestinian population in the West Bank, which can't vote for the true rulers that shape and endanger their lives

Investigative findings show one of the accused took the teen to a forest, where his friends were waiting

Some ministries have not been handing over any documents at all

According to Health Ministry data provided to the parliamentary committee, Shin Bet tracking helped identify a mere 2.2 percent of new COVID-19 cases over the past week

$3 million pact may grow as Gulf emirate faces growing water shortages

Co-founder and ousted CEO Neumann played a key role in getting last week's SPAC deal off the ground

Israel election 2021: The leaders of the camp, Lapid and Sa'ar and possibly Bennett, are seeking to oust Netanyahu, but aren't coordinating their efforts. In the meantime, Islamist leader Mansour Abbas wants to play kingmaker

While men and women in Hasidic communities typically marry young, marriages are generally not done before the age of 18

Authorities have been mounting a limited vaccination drive, using vaccines provided by Israel, Russia, the United Arab Emirates and the global COVAX vaccine-sharing initiative

The Justice Ministry is looking into the killing of 33-year-old Munir Anabtawi, who police say tried to stab them

Lebanon already lacks power generation capacity and homes and businesses have to cope with power cuts for several hours a day, forcing many to turn to private generators

Israel election 2021: Thirteen parties will be represented in the next Knesset, but unless at least one of them retracts a campaign pledge about who it will work with in the next government, a fifth election beckons this summer

British investigative journalist Josh Baker thought he'd seen it all. Then he met Samantha Sally, an American who'd traveled to Syria to join ISIS, and created the hit podcast 'I'm Not a Monster' about her story. In an interview with Haaretz, he reve...

The coronavirus pandemic has changed how people use their homes. Meeting today's needs with the right renovation can create long-term value, say industry players

At the top of the chart are Azerbaijan's 8,000 Jews, who consume a provision of 2.7 pounds per person, a ratio nearly three times whats on stock for the average soldier in the Israeli army

Genetic analysis shows that while the Scythians seemingly came from several places to the central Asian steppe, the Basques were not big on moving and mixing

Israeli developers are importing the foreign trend of selling fully furnished apartments; the buyer shows up with just a suitcase. When does this make sense, and what will it cost you?

With everybody working from home, how do you create a pleasant workspace without disturbing the rest of the household? Designers offer some suggestions

Rivlin has invited the heads of parties to meet with him Monday, the same day the evidentiary stage in Netanyahu's trial starts, and is expected to decide on whom to tap to form the next government two days later

With almost a third of Israelis renting, established organizations are entering the rental market and starting an upheaval that could turn rented housing from a 'fragile and unequal' market into one that suits young people's needs

I'd been treating the COVID anti-vaxxer conspiracies as a farce, lunacies to laugh about. But then I witnessed their true cost

Hundreds of people, both local and foreigners, were rescued from the town of Palma, located next to gas projects worth $60 billion

The Dutch football federation (KNVB) said it was 'absolutely appalling' to see reports that more than 6,500 migrant workers in Qatar from India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka have died in the last decade

Another ultra-Orthodox factions has declared it will endorse Netanyahu, despite no final world from United Torah Judaism party leader

'There were about 100,000 deaths that came from that original surge,' Birx said. 'All of the rest of them, in my mind, could have been mitigated or decreased substantially'

A serious crisis is prevailing between Amman and Jerusalem. The recent history with Egypt could attest to what Israel benefits from a stable, friendly Jordan

The Kurdish-led forces said they have nearly 5,000 fighters participating in the operation

As President Joe Biden and Tehran spar over the terms of return to the nuclear deal, and with China now becoming part of the equation, Iranian Americans are optimistic, concerned, divided and anxious to see what comes next

'Q: Into the Storm' is at its best when it avoids diving into rabbit holes, while 'The Last Cruise' barely skims the surface of the world's first global COVID-19 crisis

Planning authorities shun the single-family, detached homes, but young couples covet them: The search for a private, spacious property is pushing Israelis to far-flung towns, kibbutzim and settlements

The findings were largely as expected and left many questions unanswered, but the report provided in-depth detail on the reasoning behind the teams conclusions

Daily COVID infections in Israel hit nine-month low ■ Israel set to purchase 30 million more COVID vaccines ■ Sinai border to reopen to vaccinated Israelis

Jisr al-Zarqa on the Mediterranean coast is one of Israel's poorest places, but with apartments at a new development starting at around $900,000, the village's housing shortage might last a while longer

Frazier Miller spent nearly an hour during his trial complaining that Jewish people were running the government, media and Federal Reserve. He yelled 'Heil Hitler' when he was sentenced to death

Israel vaccine date: Models show that a 55 percent vaccination rate is enough to open the economy and for the pandemic to subside

The Ever Given became jammed diagonally across a southern section of the canal in high winds early last Tuesday, halting shipping traffic on the shortest shipping route between Europe and Asia

Health Ministry resqust will add to the 25 million doses expected to arrive this year ■ New delivery will apparently not include updated vaccines against new strains ■ Gantz cancels cabinet meeting slated to approve vaccine purchase

Meanwhile, many members of Israel's defense establishment have reservations about Netanyahu's tough stance against Jordan

Noam's representatives have emphasized time and again their opposition to LGBTQ and Reform Jews' rights, as well as their will to reform the judiciary system

Starting Tuesday, up to 300 vaccinated, recovered Israelis will be allowed to cross into Sinai at the Taba border crossing each day through April 12