When Haaretz published a story on narcissistic parenting, hundreds of people shared their own, often horrific, experiences of being raised by toxic parents – indicating how commonplace yet underreported this phenomenon is

Dadon, who has already won one bronze medal, set a new world record in the men's 200m freestyle race at the Tokyo Paralympics

Israel recorded on Sunday its highest positive coronavirus test rate since February, with 7.81 percent of tests returning positive

The testimony recorded from Albaraa Jaber offers a treasure trove of information for understanding the ease with which Israel’s military establishment robs Palestinians of their time

Witnesses report hearing explosions followed by gunfire, it remains unclear who launched the rockets

Emissions in Israel increased by 14 percent in 2020 compared with the previous year and stem partly from the increased production capacity of several factories

Gantz says that Israel is right to take steps to strengthen the Palestinian economy in the first meeting between a senior Israeli government official and Abbas since 2010

Eleven of the victims were women, and 61 of the killings were committed with a firearm

16 years to the day since Hurricane Katrina, Lousiana governor warns Ida could be state's worst direct hurricane hit since 1850s

Former PM Netanyahu and his wife are in possession of 42 presents that must be returned by law, according to the Prime Minister's Office ■ The couple denies they failed to return the gifts

Police should have the powers that the Shin Bet has, like ordering administrative detentions, senior officer says

An ISIS suicide bombing last week killed scores of Afghans and 13 American troops who were guarding Kabul's airport amid an airlift that has evacuated about 114,400 people

As Israeli authorities shirk their duties, parole boards warn that without proper treatment, recidivism among these prisoners will rise

When he returns to the Knesset this week, PM Bennett will have Biden's blessing behind him but a whole raft of problems ahead of him

Thousands marched down Washington’s National Mall on Saturday, with Rabbi Jonah Pesner telling protesters they're walking in the footsteps of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel and Jewish activists of the civil rights movement

At least 65 have been reportedly wounded in one of the deadliest attacks in Yemen's civil war in recent years

The Health Ministry also announces that those who have received their third COVID shot will be exempt from quarantine upon return to Israel from international travel

This is the second strike carried out by U.S. forces since an ISIS suicide bomber killed 13 U.S. troops and scores of Afghans trying to flee the country

Tagged 'the pandemic's wrongest man,' Alex Berenson has attacked Israel's COVID vaccination rollout, in an attempt to deny the vaccine's efficacy. Now Twitter has made it harder for him to do so

Activists demand the release of Anhar al-Deek, who is charged with attempted stabbing, and plan to rally in front of the prison where she is detained, as the Prison Service says it is prepared for the infant's intake

The career of the U.S.-born journalist, who died at 50 in Tel Aviv, spanned decades of professional 'shoe-leather reporting' on Israel and the Mideast for a host of top-flight media outlets

Defense counsel are expected to oppose the move to summon former news site editor, in the latest development in the ongoing Bezek-Walla corruption case against former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

A demo site built to test a new appointment-setting system left the database of a massive Israeli medical center exposed; ‘a human error that has been fixed’

Confirmed by parliament last week, Hossein Amirabdollahian is believed to have close ties with Tehran's elite Revolutionary Guards and Iranian proxies in the Middle East

President Joe Biden has said he will stick by his deadline to withdraw all U.S. troops from Afghanistan by Tuesday, as just over 1,000 civilians at Kabul airport wait to be flown out

Israeli politicians who worked closely with the outgoing German chancellor, including former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, say she always had Israel’s back, even when she was critical of some of its policies

The pandemic shows no sign of disappearing, but what about fictional films and series about it? So far, they’re playing it for laughs and leaving the heavy lifting to documentaries

Three Twitter accounts that were opened in proximity to each other are defending NSO online and pushing out its talking points

The song is a deeply Jewish response to a disturbing trend, said one of the creators of 'The Anti-Vaxxer’s Lament'

The Palestinian leadership realizes the Bennett government will last longer than anticipated. They only ask Israel to honor existing agreements, in a bid to prevent unilateral measures and restore stability

A day after the Health Ministry's director-general says COVID seems to be on a downward trend, the number of serious cases is highest since early March

The prime minister says he has agreed with U.S. President Biden on 'a joint strategic effort' to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, as he heads back after a first Washington visit since assuming office

Malyar breaks another world record in the men's 400m freestyle event, after rower Moran Samuel snags silver, bringing Israel's medal count at the Paralympic Games up to five

Scholars have struggled how to explain the lack of more permanent residences at Qumran, but a new theory suggests that the grounds served as a religious competitor to Jerusalem

Biden has a very simple reason for pulling its weight behind the new prime minister. The president's tough talk on Iran, however, is likely hollow

While Biden did not explicitly pose a military threat to Iran should it continue its nuclear arming efforts, his meeting with Bennett, solidified the rules of engagement for the two administrations

At least 11 Palestinians were wounded by Israeli fire during protests on the Gaza border

Prof. Nachman Ash says that over the past ten days, the number of people each coronavirus carrier infects – known as the R number – has declined

Despite the bad timing of the visit, in the shadow of the Kabul attack, Prime Minister Bennett can call his encounter with the U.S. president a success

Western leaders acknowledge that they are still leaving many of their citizens and local allies behind

The meeting included Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi, Jordan’s King Abdullah and Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani as well as French President Emmanuel Macron

Aref Jaber defies settlers’ attempts to take over his plot of land near Hebron, and finds himself facing harassment from the army too

Israel’s plan for the school year is fragile and ridden with holes but still reflects Bennett’s sober, more balanced COVID approach ■ The Israeli army and treasury escalate their psychological warfare

Analysis of Vesuvius' victims in the town of Herculaneum indicate that eggs and dairy may have been considered unmanly – and that a seafood diet was not for girls

Arab Israeli leaders demand answers as Anas Wahwaah, 18, was shot to death in his car in Lod, shortly after Ibrahim Nasser Abu Amra, in his 30s, was shot outside his home in the southern Bedouin town of Tel Sheva

Dadaon's medal is Israel's third in the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo — all of which have been won in swimming

The Iranian leader said the U.S. 'ridiculed' nuclear negotiations, top official tweets in Hebrew that Biden comment 'establishes Iran's right to reciprocate'

Hamas faction says will renew nighttime riots on the fence and demand Gaza blockade be fully lifted ■ Arson balloons launched from the Strip cause fires in southern Israel

Parents say they will not send their children to school to protest the enrollment of eight children of asylum seekers

According to U.S. sources, a member of Afghanistan's Islamic State affiliate was killed via drone, as the death toll from the airport attack reached 169

Hezbollah's foes have warned that the shipments may lead to sanctions on Lebanon

It seems both Biden and Bennett stuck to the old Washington playbook for meetings with Israeli leaders: Iran, visa waivers and a smattering of the Palestinians

The Islamic State and the Taliban are taking over the country, and the battle between the groups could give ISIS the boost it needs after its defeat in Iraq and Syria

The groups' reactions, however, were a bit more varied concerning the Bennett and Biden's willingness to engage on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

The Kabul airport attack on Thursday, which killed 13 U.S. troops and at least 79 Afghans, was claimed by Islamic State militants

Alongside Biden, Bennett says 'strategies to halt Iran's aggression have been formulated'

Harassment is alive and well in the notes that male officers in the IDF pass among themselves – and to female officers – during work meetings

New York Times reports that the attack at Iran's Natanz nuclear enrichment facility – for which Israel never took responsibility – reflected Netanyahu's distrust of the Biden administration

Israel’s most expensive getaway has opened in the Arava desert. What’s it like to vacation at a cost of some $1,600 a night (in one of the cheaper suites)?

Judge Tarek Bitar, who leads the inquiry into the deadly explosion at Beirut's port last year, requested in July to question Diab and other top Lebanese officials

21-year-old Malyar took up swimming at age five with his twin brother Ariel, who also has cerebral palsy

Islamic State Khorasan has survived military targeting by U.S.-led coalition to launch new assault as U.S. and other NATO partners withdraw from Afghanistan and Taliban return to power

Hebrew University researchers advising the Israeli government say that even a rise in COVID cases with the start of the school year would not change the overall downward trend

'We will not forgive. We will not forget. We will hunt you down and make you pay,' President Biden said

What could have been a peaceful protest ended up making waves on social media when dozens of protesters were arrested by Palestinian police

Israel is due to play a complicated role in the upcoming Moroccan elections, as the rift between the kingdom and neighboring Algeria grows

Anticipation of the Bennett-Biden meeting ruined someone’s Hawaiian vacation, to the summiteers’ delight

The planned high point of the Israeli prime minister's visit was derailed by the bomb attack in Kabul, but he does have one thing going for him – he's not Netanyahu

U.S. president says he ordered commanders to develop operational plans to strike ISIS-K after attack that killed dozens, including 13 American service members

At the supposedly evacuated settlement of Homesh last week, a Palestinian teen was seized by settlers and subjected to physical abuse for more than two hours. It's a regular practice at this site that the court long ago ordered to be open to Palestin...

A political source says that the U.S. president's willingness to host Bennett given the circumstances in Afghanistan shows the importance they attribute to the visit

Biden was supposed to spend Thursday talking foreign policy with Bennett and domestic issues with governors, until disaster struck at Kabul's airport

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A young American Jew discovers Israel and the generous people of Tel Aviv ■ An Israeli with Bukharan roots describes the moment she learned there's a world beyond her rundown neighborhood

The ruling by Israel's top court wasn't viewed as a total loss by the plaintiffs, as some benefits were afforded to Moroccan immigrants during the long legal battle

Who started the 1948 war? What was the Jewish community in Palestine supposed to do? What if the outcome had been different? Thanks to identity politics this essential discussion is at a dead end

The surprising things that happen when you truly listen

This was prompted by reports of early media screenings that criticized the Oscar-winning filmmaker

How can former settler leader Dani Dayan, who doesn’t believe Palestinians deserve equal rights, head an institution dedicated to documenting the most horrific consequences of the actions of a nationalistic, racist regime?

Over 50,000 civilians lived in Deraa al Balaad, which has now become a ghost town since after weeks of intermittent fighting

The Great Synagogue, which was destroyed by the Nazis and the Soviets, was built in the 17th century and was part of a larger complex of Jewish institutions that included 12 synagogues or prayer halls

Three months after Jewish mobs hunted down and attacked Arab citizens in two separate incidents, councillors from a quiet Israeli town want to know why the local police are seemingly disinterested in investigating the attacks

A leading voice on U.S. foreign policy, Rep. Ted Deutch tells Haaretz why he’s still optimistic about a lasting peace in the Middle East, how Judaism informs his politics and why antisemitism must be called out on all sides

In a separate case, police arrested two men suspected of killing three members of the Jarushi crime family in June

Top military official confirms two suicide bombers believed to be from a local ISIS affiliate carried out the attack, which left dozens of Afghans killed and wounded amid a chaotic U.S. withdrawal