Antibiotic-resistant bacteria are wreaking havoc and are increasingly challenging medical professionals seeking to treat even the simplest infections. Will humanity end up regressing a century – or will science succeed in reinventing itself?

Algorithms deduce that the Great Isaiah Scroll was written by two scribes, showing AI can help unravel the mystery of who penned the oldest known manuscripts of the Hebrew Bible

JNF-USA has entered a brave new world and set itself up to receive gifts of about a dozen cryptocurrencies, but will convert donations to cash immediately given cryptocurrencies' wild price fluctuations

The aid vessel did not find any survivors but saw at least ten bodies near the wreck, as criticism mounts of the Libyan coast guard and European authorities for failing to meet their responsibilities to save lives

The Iron Dome intercepts six of over 30 rockets fired in southern Israel, while IDF jets and artillery strike the Gaza Strip; no casualties reported

The much-anticipated first phone call between the two leaders comes a day before Armenian Remembrance Day, and U.S. recognition of the 1915 genocide can deal a further blow to the already frayed ties between the two NATO allies

'Any strategic change in Syria could leave us facing difficult questions,' an expert who advises Israeli intelligence says. 'We don't know who might replace Assad'

24-year-old wanted to 'cause bloodshed' following TikTok videos of Palestinians attacking Jews in the city, police say. His lawyer denies the accusations, arguing he is mentally unstable and 'made up' what he told investigators

A panel of experts that has reviewed hundreds of cases says victims’ emotional decline is sometimes worsened by implying that they cooperated or did not resist. It now calls for a drastic changes that could save lives

The country is already in the throes of a deep financial crisis that is posing the biggest threat to its stability since the 1975-1990 civil war

Jewish advocacy group says legislation 'severely restricts religious freedom and the ability of Jewish Quebecers and other faith-based communities to freely pursue careers in the public sector'

The national anti-terrorism prosecutor’s office said it had taken over the murder case of 49-year-old administrative employee in the Rambouillet police station

Israel's position has been unclear before the global summit, and some activists doubt the sincerity of the prime minister's ambitious pledge to rely solely on renewable energy by 2050 and close coal-based power plants by 2025

Neighboring Jordan called on Israeli authorities to end 'provocations and aggression' against East Jerusalem's Palestinians, the U.S. urges 'an end to incitement,' but Israel's police minister says nothing of anti-Arab attacks

The historical memory of regimes that used to sic dogs against the weak and the helpless is apparently not a deterrent for Israeli police

Right-wing Yamina leader held 'countless' meeting with other politicians in a bid to form a coalition, including from Netanyhau's Likud, far-right Religious Zionism and ultra-Orthodox parties

Thursday’s violence was foreseeable, as right-wing extremists, angered by TikTok videos of attacks on Jews, vowed revenge against Arabs ■ Kahanists are now emboldened by parliamentary backing in the form of an elected lawmaker

Once it began attracting local fans as a real competitive sport, soccer opponents arose, too – teaming up against the 'soccer craze that may endanger our children’s health'

On Thursday, Health Ministry warned Israelis, including those who have recovered from the virus or been vaccinated, to refrain from traveling to Turkey, India, Brazil and four other countries because of high COVID morbidity rates

Dimona for Natanz? Despite talk of revenge in the form of a Syrian missile, Iran would have made it clear if that was the target ■ Israeli army chief expected to present in the U.S. two demands on any new Iran nuke deal

Druze residents in the Golan Heights are drifting away from their old allegiances and warming up to the State of Israel ■ How the Israeli Air Force deals with the legacy of corruption

It's been two months since one of the worst ecological disasters Israel has known. Although Netanyahu pledged millions to deal with oil spills, sources say the only thing accomplished so far is the purchase of a tractor to clean the tar

Netanyahu hasn’t stopped making mistakes since realizing a coalition with Smotrich and Mansour Abbas exists only in his fantasies

The attack came hours ahead of a parliament session that will vote on the proposed government of the latest prime minister-designate, Mustafa al-Kadhimi

Gill and Nadav Amit returned to the homestead and built a lifestyle brand around their permaculture farm. They believe it’s a sustainable model

The Public Prosecutor’s Office in Germany dropped all charges last month against Friedrich Karl Berger, who was deported in February

The uprooted refugees of Haifa are my people and their tragedy is part of the formative story of the entire Palestinian people

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: She wanted to quit Israel for good, so she became a digital wanderer

The army claims 60-year-old Khairi Hannoun pushed the IDF officer, who in response used 'reasonable force' when Hannoun resisted arrest

Several liberal Zionist organizations have previously cautioned that the IHRA definition of antisemitism conflates legitimate criticism of Israel and advocacy for Palestinian rights with antisemitism

The purpose of diminished cognitive abilities in the brain during pregnancy is to induce a meditative state during childbirth, an Israeli researcher says

105 Palestinians reported wounded ■ At least 50 arrested, police use stun grenades in demonstration that drew hundreds of far-right protesters

In China, tens of millions of people have left their villages to find work in the cities, leaving their children behind. Documentary photographer Uri Aviram lived among these children and discovered that the reality is more complicated than he’d th...

Shin Bet personnel, IDF officers and an army medic and a clerk undertook a highly invasive search of a Palestinian detainee. She didn't pose clear and present danger. Intelligence did not justify such an extreme act. Last week, the investigation on s...

Argentina’s economic woes, exacerbated by the global health crisis, have caused a double-digit growth in immigration to Israel and a surge in new files opened with the Jewish Agency

Wisconsin Democrat Rep. Mark Pocan tells Americans for Peace Now that Israeli policies funded by U.S. tax dollars form an obstacle to realizing the two-state solution

Israel's relationship with the U.S. has rarely been in such danger, write three former heads of its national security and intelligence agencies. With an Iran nuclear deal imminent, will the government engage fully with the Biden administration – or...

Security sources say those released were mostly personal aides to former heir Prince Hamza, King Abdullah's half-brother

Israeli phone-hacking firm claimed it can break into the world’s most encrypted app. Now Signal’s founder is hacking the hackers and claims he can infect them

The Moscow International Film Festival is hosting a tribute to Israel’s women filmmakers, praising the diversity of ages, backgrounds and worldviews present in their work

The evidence is clear that this ancient human ancestor could and did walk 3.5 million years ago, but its shoulder and arm structures were still suited to the arboreal lifestyle

Prices have already soared 25% in the past year and are set to rise further. Could another Arab Spring follow?

'No nation can solve this crisis on its own,' President Biden says at the start of a two-day climate summit with world leaders for 'a secure, prosperous, and sustainable future'

The Lebanese people 'are living through very difficult and uncertain times,' Pope Francis said, calling on 'all political forces to urgently commit themselves to the good of the nation'

An acrimonious dispute that has been playing out in courtrooms in the United States, Canada and Saudi Arabia could put a dent in MBS' ties with world leaders

One woman is in a serious condition in the incident in Bat Yam, after the driver seemed to lose control of his vehicle as he was reversing

A military statement said that the soldiers were on an ambush and that the men were attempting to smuggle drugs from Egypt into Israel

Danish sponsored development projects have recently been vandalized by Jewish settlers in the West Bank, resulting in destruction of Palestinian farmers’ livelihood

A nostalgic and honest memoir by Haaretz’s Larry Derfner spotlights a lower-middle class, racially diverse community, featuring sometimes cringe-worthy stories that capture a fleeting moment in American Jewish history

This is the first time that the JNF Chairman and his allies on the board have shown any sign of backing down from the controversial proposal

Days after a bill was introduced by House Democrats seeking to regulate U.S. aid, letter urges 'full funding for Israel's security needs,' cites Biden's comments that conditioning aid would be 'irresponsible'

A collection of precious relics of Afghanistan’s ancient past are returning home as the nation confronts deepening uncertainty about its future

'Critical and timely' shipment of nearly 200,000 doses of the AstraZeneca coronavirus shot would kick off Damascus' efforts to inoculate 20 percent of the population by the end of the year

Biden is preparing to recognize the Armenian genocide. So why is Israel, founded in the wake of genocide, holding out? How far does Israel's decision really rest on the state of relations with Ankara and Erdogan?

Syrian missile fired at an IAF jet, missed its target and landed near Dimona. Israeli interceptor failed to shoot it down. Syria reported that an Israeli strike near Damascus injured four soldiers

Yehuda Meshi-Zahav was found unconscious at his home and evacuated to the hospital in critical condition; In March, a Haaretz investigation revealed dozens of accusations of sexual assault against him

For the first time in many years, Netanyahu is realizing that sometimes the party really is over

The U.S. has also been transparent with Israel regarding the potential sanctions it is prepared to lift, senior State Department official says

The explosion and a power outage damaged an unknown number of centrifuges and Iranian state TV has shown footage of machines that it says were replaced there

The post-corornavirus consumer surge has defied the worst expectations, but what will happen when people can start shopping overseas again?

Only 9,000 Israelis went back to work in second half of March, gov’t says

Israel typically alternates between dollar and euro every year, and the bonds typically attract a huge number of foreign, thanks to the country’s relatively strong economy

Program includes opportunities at West Bank 28 farms, including locations that have been the scene of violence and the seizure of Palestinian-owned land

The water of the southern Jordan River is currently not of sufficient quality to rehabilitate the ecological system in the area. Implementing the Water Authority's plan would change that, but Mekorot has other ideas

Tucker Carlson’s outlier views on Israel concern Jewish conservatives. But they agree with him about the illegal immigration crisis, even if his language sometimes echoes white supremacists

Washington open to easing terrorism sanctions against Iran’s central bank, national oil and tanker companies and key economic sectors, says Wall Street Journal, citing two people familiar with the matter

Also present at the event were diplomats from Morocco and Bahrain, countries that reached normalization agreements with Israel last year

In report published Wednesday, Facebook accuses cyber wing of the Palestinian Preventive Security Service of running rudimentary hacking operations that targeted Palestinian reporters, activists, and dissidents

Recent takedown of fake accounts linked to Iran joins long list of cyberattacks, influence campaigns and disinformation ops: ‘We’re seeing techniques revealed by Mueller deployed against Israel’

Yamina chairman says he prefers to form right-wing gov't, but says Netanyahu is only interested in fifth election ■ Earlier on Wednesday, Netanyahu's Likud party slammed Bennett's 'out of control ambitions to become prime minister at any cost'

The crisis is driving a brain drain, with professionals emigrating in large numbers, which in turn has a knock-on effect on the local economy, further depressing investments and demand for services

Over 132,000 people arrived in Israel from abroad in the last month, among which 445 cases of the coronavirus were identified

In Whatsapp group for the far-right Lehava organization's event, questions were raised about how to obtain tear gas and even grenades

Google and Amazon beat Microsoft and Oracle for Israel's Project Nimbus - which will see local cloud centers set up at an investment of 4 billion shekel

U.S. special envoy on Yemen told U.S. lawmakers Wednesday that it has been difficult to halt ships bearing weapons from Iran to Houthis in Yemen, and that the U.S. needs more international assistance in doing so

And four other scenarios that could break Israel's political deadlock

Two weeks ago, in the dead of night, dozens of settlers moved into two new buildings in Silwan, as part of a broader plan to unite all the Jewish buildings into one neighborhood

A campaign to block the vote that allowed JNF to purchase land in the West Bank is underway as Jews in the Diaspora worry that the fund is no longer representing the global Zionist consensus

Judge Or Mammon said that the evidence demonstrating the attack was racially motivated did not convince him, saying 'if anything it significantly weakened it'

'Should the anti-Netanyahu bloc make it to 61 seats... There could be an opening for ultra-Orthodox parties to join such a government down the road,' an unnamed ultra-Orthodox minister told Haaretz

Instead of trying to prevent Lebanon's final collapse, Hezbollah is preparing for it

Rebel group that the military blames for President Idriss Deby Itno’s death says its forces are 'heading toward N’Djamena at this very moment'

Conservative Jewish movement Noam members are refusing to participate in an online conversation with Tzipi Hotovely, the Israeli ambassador to the U.K., because of her political and religious views

The United Arab List's policy of ambiguity has thrust them to the center of Israeli political and public discourse; meanwhile, the Joint List struggles to find their footing

No casualties have been reported. The explosion seems to have occurred during a routine test at an advanced weapons factory which houses various types of missiles

IDF officials have been meeting with experts worldwide to express the challenges faced in modern warfare, after Israeli-owned ships were attacked in the Persian gulf

When so-called absentee properties – homes whose owners fled in 1948 – in Jaffa are sold, the buyers are usually Jewish, leading to accusations that the government seeks to drive out the Arab population

Rising tensions have been impacted by several local incidents, Ramadan restrictions, social media videos and right-wing Jewish activists

Proposal comes as Energy Ministry tries to solve Haifa Bay's pollution problem amid an impasse in developing the area

Jury convicts Chauvin of murder and manslaughter over killing of George Floyd, the Black man whose death triggered worldwide protests