Harvard, MIT and... Al-Qasemi: According to remote-learning giant edX, Al-Qasemi Academic College from a small Arab-Israeli town boasts one the world’s 12 best digital courses

In letters sent to senior Biden officials, four Democratic lawmakers demanded more steps be taken against companies like Israel's NSO and Candiru, following their recent blacklisting by the Commerce Department

Speaking at the Republican Jewish Coalition, Haley slammed the AIPAC for working with politicians who support the Iran nuclear deal, arguing the pro-Israel lobby took bipartisanship too far

The future won't look like a Facebook boardroom, but like an Islamic caliphate

The United States and several other countries also began repatriating diplomats and citizens, as tensions between federal forces and Tigray rebels brew

State TV reports that navy, air force and ground forces were participating in a major drill east of the strategic Strait of Hormuz

Hussein al-Sheikh notes the Biden administration 'has announced repeatedly' it plans to reopen a consulate in Jerusalem that would serve the Palestinians, after the Israeli prime minister said 'there is no place' for it

The statistic is partial and includes only the killing of Palestinians during demonstrations or clashes in the West Bank. The military argues it hasn't changed its guidelines on using the Ruger rifle

Experts agree that the coronavirus will not disappear entirely, but instead wax and wane. As long as the pandemic rages around the world, Israel will still face a threat

It is not clear who is behind the attack, which injured seven of Mustafa al-Kadhimi's security guards in Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone

Lower prices to attract ultra-Orthodox customers are not new, nor are they exclusive to Shufersal

The settlers broke the gate to the playground in Sussia, and one was filmed chasing off a Palestinian child with a dog

The U.S. has sent a clear warning to NSO and its global peers: Stop facilitating malicious attacks on human rights. But to curb an advanced, invasive, uncontrolled cyber surveillance industry, we need to do far more

'There is no place for an American consulate that serves the Palestinians in Jerusalem,' Prime Minister Naftali Bennett says at a joint press conference after the state budget passed, ensuring stability for the ruling coalition

Afaf al-Najar, who won a scholarship to study in Turkey, was denied exit from Gaza after Hamas ruled that unaccompanied women must get permission from a male guardian to leave the Strip

Normal planning processes to expand landfills are lengthy and complicated, and the Environmental Protection Ministry hopes to change that

Despite mediation efforts within Sudan and from the international community, negotiations to resolve the political crisis have stalled after the military refused a return to a democratic transition

'Capitalism is killing the planet,' banners read, as protesters marched through the Scottish city calling for bolder action on climate crisis

Just over a decade ago, ground was broken on Rawabi – which was billed as a game-changer in the West Bank. A visit to the hilltop city is a confusing experience, though, with a lively center contrasting with empty neighborhoods

Under the 2015 deal between Iran and world powers, Tehran curbed its uranium enrichment program in return for the lifting of sanctions

Medical teams have found the 38-year-old man 'lying unconscious' with multiple gunshot wounds and pronounced him dead at the scene

Washington has called on Israel and Egypt to persuade Sudan coup leader Abdel-Fattah Burhan to reinstate the government, even if cooperation with the army is vital. Russia and Turkey also seek to tighten their grip

Mohammad Daadas, 13, was shot in the stomach during clashes that erupted with the Israeli military in the West Bank

The activist was photographed shaking hands with an Israeli soldier after helping Palestinian harvesters. The officer later messaged him to 'stop the incitement'

Éric Zemmour is disrupting next year’s French presidential election with his hashtag provocations, his anti-immigrant rhetoric and his rewriting of French history

The best-selling Irish writer Sally Rooney has the right to criticize Israel, but she's not doing anyone a service by shunning Israeli readers

Haaretz has mapped out some of the more explosive issues post-budget coalition leaders are expected to deal with

In Virginia, Republicans won an important election by keeping a distance from Trump. In Israel, the right-wing opposition is looking at a long time out of power – unless it finds a way to show Netanyahu the door

Nir Hefetz, the Netanyahu family’s former spokesperson, to begin testifying this month, says he was subjected to inhumane physical conditions

The nuclear deal caps the purity to which Tehran can refine uranium at 3.67 percent, the level suitable for most civilian nuclear energy, far below the 90 percent suitable for a nuclear weapon

More than 100 activists and supporters took part in the procession to protest regulations banning them from bringing Torah scrolls into the prayer plaza

One size doesn't fit all. Triumphal bombast may suit normalization with the UAE, but it won't work with Saudi Arabia, Djibouti or Iraq. With Sudan, Israel's hubris and complicity with the coup may well blow up in its face

Why Foreign Minister Lapid gave Finance Minister Lieberman a present ■ Is a presidential pardon still an option for Netanyahu

None of the sides want to see Netanyahu return to power ■ Israel may be called on to rein in its strikes against Iranian targets in Syria ■ Bennett has a long-term problem

Despite recent Israeli steps such as recognizing Bedouin towns and providing new employment opportunities, the crime, violence and estrangement from the state remains what some call 'a national strategic problem'

Lawmaker Gilad Kariv (Labor) was supposed to give a Torah scroll to Women of the Wall during Rosh Hodesh prayers Friday, and ultra-Orthodox violence, instigated by Haredi politicians, was expected in return

One Israeli with a penchant for invention and another who loves saving people

Marwan al-Husseini and his mother Raisa were traveling to see relatives when undercover police stopped their car and dragged them from it violently. The officers beat Marwan and strip-searched Raisa before releasing them. The police later lied about ...

Republicans delayed Deborah Lipstadt's confirmation hearing for Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism due to past tweets critical of Republican committee member Sen. Ron Johnson

Arab students say there is almost no interaction with Jewish students on campus: 'Academia should be an open place, but here Jews and Arabs study separately. The multicultural campus is only for the advertisements'

The ‘1967-for-1948’ deal was clinched in 1973

Israel's stipend policy for Holocaust survivors divides recipients into categories, which the director general of the Social Equality Ministry says has caused 'intolerable' disparities

A short story published after the Sinai Campaign described horrific violence committed by IDF soldiers on residents of Gaza. How far was the fiction from fact?

We don’t have much in common with the primeval sea sponge, which doesn’t even have tissues. But it has cells that do something weird

World leaders are updating their pledges at COP26 but is there room for hope, or is it too little, too late?

'Without witnesses, there are no cases,' says Amit Aisman, adding that the trust of the Arab public in the legal system is necessary to curb soaring crime rates

Even 20 years defending peace activists and Palestinians couldn’t fully prepare new Meretz lawmaker Gaby Lasky for the frustration she feels or the restraint she must show as a member of the strangest coalition in Israel’s history

Hassidic cult leader Eliezer Berland now adds a murder charge to his rap sheet of sexual assault and fraud. He's enjoyed years of impunity for the same reason that Israel's police force barely dares to disturb the autonomy of nearly one million ultra...

After a marathon session in the Knesset, the Bennett-Lapid government passed the first budget in Israel in over three years, significantly strengthening the coalition's stability

The minister's resignation would be a 'priority and the natural road map to get out of the crisis,' says Prime Minister Mikati, whose government – sworn in less than two months ago – is under threat over regional rift

Netanyahu, who in the past called for unity between denominations at the Jewish holy site, shared a tweet by Shas chairman Dery to pray that it would not be 'desecrated' by the Women of the Wall group

Route debuts in December for fifth airline from the Gulf to conduct regular flights between Israel and the UAE

In the late 1800s, Christians made up 20 percent of Turkey’s population. By the late 1920s, they were down to just 2 percent. New research reveals the scope of the genocide committed by three successive regimes

The West Bank is suffering a housing shortage and a dearth of money for salaries, but Israel isn’t really helping out despite its approval of new construction

Online discussion is streamed live on social media and Israel's Health Ministry website ■ A final decision to approve the COVID vaccine for children expected only next week

After a request from Haaretz last year, the university declared the application process was changed to make the question optional, but no such change has been made

Asked by his female co-host if he has any tattoos, Israel's leading weatherman Danny Roup pretended to unbuckle his pants and said, ‘I’ll show you'

The U.S. Commerce Department's addition of NSO to a list of entities acting against national interests will force the Israeli spyware company to reinvent itself, if it is even able to survive the blow

The document had already been presented to European diplomats to try to stop them from funding the organizations, but they were not convinced

On the eve of the 42nd anniversary of the embassy seizure, American officials revealed that Iran had seized a Vietnamese-flagged oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman last month

Yet the Mongols really were devotedly nomadic: Team mapping Mongol Empire capital of Karakorum discovers that it was ‘implanted,’ not a natural urban development

It turns out that pushing out spyware to any potential ally, regardless of its intended use, is bad for business and also bad for Israel’s global image

Israel's Environmental Protection Ministry says 'decided to adopt a policy of zero additional risk in the Gulf of Eilat' ■ Pipeline firm lodges complaint with attorney general

In New Jersey, incumbent Democrat Phil Murphy squeaked by Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli, even though registered Democratic voters outnumber Republicans there by more than 1 million

After a long night at the Knesset, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett called the approval a 'day of celebration for Israel,' as parliament gears up to vote on the 2022 budget

The new envoy to Israel is confirmed after Republicans drop their objections to the nomination

Testimony published Wednesday said that Etai Pinkas-Arad had sex with two teenage boys over a decade ago without their consent and without a condom

The defendants were held in jail for months after confessing to the crime during a Shin Bet interrogation. A video showed they arrived at the scene after the assault

Some of the Sheikh Jarrah residents facing eviction wanted to accept the compromise to prevent their eviction, while others argued that paying rent would represent recognition of a Jewish ownership over their homes

The suspect confessed after he was instructed to by convicted sect leader Rabbi Eliezer Berland, who is himself suspected of involvement in the affair

According to the Israel Democracy Institute, which polled 752 people in Hebrew and Arabic last month, most Israelis believe that Israel has a better international reputation, or that it has remained the same, under Bennett

Iran is demanding that the United States give guarantees that it would not renege on the nuclear agreement in the future

According to an Israeli source, Jerusalem is working to comply with the United States' request to utilize its ties with the Sudanese military

For a group of evangelical Christians, being among the first tourists to visit Israel since it reopened its borders brought plenty of unexpected perks

Economy Minister Orna Barbivai and her Jordanian counterpart, Yousef Alshamali, sign an agreement to increase caps on Jordan exports to the Palestinian Authority

The Israeli government is taking a step forward on one of its major goals; the final vote on the budget will be held later this month

A right-wing campaign attempting to tie Mansour Abbas’ role in the government with funding for Hamas is about much more than trying to save Benjamin Netanyahu’s political career

So far, the hacking group Black Shadow have also released private data of Israeli radio listeners, a furniture company, and a LGBTQ dating site

The Turkish police have opened an investigation into 'baseless' social media posts questioning Erdogan's health

'We are not taking action against countries or governments where these entities are located,' State Dept. says after Israel-based NSO and Candiru were added to its Entity List for malicious cyber activities

In an interview marking the publication of his Prix Goncourt nominated hugely successful autobiography, French journalist Sorj Chalandon speaks about his mythomaniac father and the contentious subject that still enthralls the French

The hype is big but the companies are small: Israeli startups may have cutting-edge ideas, but they struggle to bring them to the market

Israel also records 663 new coronavirus patients as well as 201 in serious condition

Israeli NSO and Candiru developed and supplied spyware 'to maliciously target government officials, journalists, businesspeople, activists, academics, and embassy workers,' the U.S. Commerce Department said in a statement