'Russian citizenship in itself has turned into a mark moral turpitude that I no longer want to carry,' says Nevzlin, who left Russia for Israel two decades ago

23-year-old Ahmad Hikmat Seif was at a protest march in the West Bank town of Burqa in solidarity with Palestinian prisoners when he was shot by the Israeli military

Just before Israeli President Herzog arrives for Turkey visit, Erdogan's adviser says in an antisemitic tweet that Ukraine and its people 'are being used up and thrown away'

Russia invades Ukraine: Two weeks into its war in Ukraine, Russia has achieved less and struggled more than anticipated at the outset of the biggest land conflict in Europe since World War II

Razan Abbas, whose family has been involved in a decade-old feud, is the 17th victim of crime in Israel's Arab community in 2022

The police chief's decision comes amid heightened tensions in East Jerusalem

Israel lifted nearly half of such bans upon appeal – indicating they are likely being imposed arbitrarily

President Herzog's two-day visit is 'an important step in the gradual rapprochement between Israel and Turkey,' expert says

The new proposal for Lavan Ridge is smaller and reduces environmental damage, despite calling for more housing units

A set of procedures published by the Defense Ministry puts further restrictions on who can enter, work and stay in the West Bank

The Iranian force vows to 'make the Zionist regime pay for this crime'

Israel has been postponing the decision on demolishing the Bedouin village which was built without permits for years, and has now requested more time as Bennett is involved in efforts to mediate between Russia and Ukraine

Prince Hamzah was placed under house arrest last year following accusations that he was involved in a plan to destabilize the kingdom

Iran's top negotiator unexpectedly returned to Tehran on Monday for consultations, but is expected to be back in Vienna on Wednesday, officials say

Enrique Tarrio allegedly helped plan the January 6 assault by Trump supporters, according the charges against him

Interior Minister Shaked announces revised policy, also scrapping cash deposit requirement for Ukrainians fleeing the fighting in their country

As Putin further limits democracy and the economy collapses under sanctions, Russian Jews are inquiring about starting new lives in Israel, but some caution against publicizing the information

The fossil vampire squid, which is neither a squid nor a parasite, kicks back the split between octopuses, cuttlefish and squids by as much as 400 million years

Latest phone calls come as part of the diplomatic efforts to end Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and just days after Israel's Bennett met Putin in Moscow

For years, Russia’s state media has promoted a spurious myth equating Zelenskyy’s government to the Third Reich, backed by efforts to recruit Israel, and Jewish suffering, into its revisionist narrative. Now, Putin’s using that same myth to jus...

Wix, Payoneer, and others announce halt of services in Russia. Other companies, afraid of violating U.S. sanctions due to Ukraine, are also weighing their futures as new sanctions loom

Haaretz correspondents Judy Maltz and Yarden Michaeli, who returned from covering the war in Ukraine and the refugee crisis, talk about what they saw on the ground. Also: will Putin end the war with a nuclear showdown?

While the gender wage gap has been steadily narrowing in most developed countries, a new study by the Shoresh Institution reveals the opposite trend in Israel

Ukraine war: Superpowers talk to superpowers, not to regional rivals. Despite Naftali Bennett's good intentions, Putin wants to talk to Biden, not Zelenskyy, and for that he doesn't need Israel's help

After a five-year hiatus, Greece and Turkey agreed last year to resume exploratory talks to address their differences in the Mediterranean but little progress has been made so far

Media is blocked and censored and demonstrators are arrested en masse, but Russian protest against the war in Ukraine continues. 'It will get scarier,' one protester told Haaretz, 'but I don’t believe we should be intimidated yet'

Former ambassador to Israel Dan Kurtzer called the endorsement of 37 lawmakers who refused to accept Biden's victory in the 2020 election 'very disappointing.' AIPAC says it is focused solely on Israel-related positions

As part of an extensive documentation project in Masafer Yatta, an open hillside spread in the South Hebron Hills, photographer Emily Glick is getting to know residents of the Palestinian communities living under a military evacuation order

The Russians protesting Putin's war in Ukraine, despite intense Kremlin propaganda and repression, are the conscience of the world. Israeli cyberweapons and its shameful, sycophantic policies are betraying them

After attacking Ukraine, Russia has been hit with punishing sanctions that the anti-Israel boycott movement can only dream of. What made the difference?

The foreign minister took a jab at Israel's flag carrier, claiming on Twitter it was accepting payment via a Russian system 'designed to evade sanctions.' The airline says denied the allegations

The deal was reached despite recent appeals to toughen the sentences of those convicted of rioting in mixed cities during last May's round of fighting in Gaza

Iran's Revolutionary Guards says the Noor-2 satellite reached a low orbit only days after satellite pictures suggested Iran's civilian program suffered another failed launch attempt

The men are accused of shooting at a car driving near a West Bank outpost, killing a Jewish seminary student and wounding two others

Russia invades Ukraine: Russia pressed its invasion of Ukraine to the outskirts of the capital after unleashing airstrikes on cities and military bases and sending in troops and tanks from three sides, prompting Western sanctions on Russian banks and...

Israel's security echelon is diverging from the U.S. defense establishment, convinced that Russia will plow through Ukraine despite surprising Ukrainian victories

Health services say sewage testing revealed the virus only in the Jerusalem area. Health Ministry urges residents to push vaccine doses forward

The four Palestinian defendants threw Molotov cocktails at one of a few settler homes in the flashpoint East Jerusalem neighborhood

The Ukrainian president, who is Jewish, ties the question of Ukraine's survival to antisemitism in remarks to the Conference of Presidents of American Jewish Organizations

'I’ve encountered violent officers more than once, but I never saw them beating without fear of someone filming them, especially with billy clubs,' says the protester, who was hit after asking officer's name

The foreign minister took a jab at Israel's flag carrier, claiming on Twitter it was accepting payment via a Russian system 'designed to evade sanctions.' The airline says it has blocked it a week ago

Months after contracting COVID-19, changes in areas such as smell and memory were detected in patients' brains

Amid uproar over Israel's slow intake of Ukrainian refugees, a plane carrying 73 Jewish immigrants from Belarus lands in Israel under the radar

Footage from the scene shows a police officer firing at the assailant while he was on the ground. The two officers were taken to hospital in moderate condition

Perhaps finding an end to the Russia-Ukraine war can be what Israel and Turkey need to end a decade of bad blood between them, as Ankara prepares for president Herzog’s visit

Public discourse in Israel moved in a fast and decisive manner from COVID to an exclusive focus on Ukraine. But experts warn the pandemic is far from over, and could even be rising in the near future

The Kyiv suburb of Irpin became famous after a horrifying Russian attack. A leader in Ukraine’s Reform Jewish community, who recently left the town, recalled its peaceful past, and expressed rage at the widespread destruction

Twelve days into the war, Putin has failed to topple the Ukrainian government. Meanwhile, Western governments are preparing for a war of attrition that will crush Russia’s economy

Incident happened in 2021, but cleared for publication just now. IDF says the Iranian drones – carrying firearms and ammunition – were testing airlifting military equipment to Gaza

In a southern Israeli city, volunteers take endless phone calls, pore over maps and keep up with train schedules to get as many people out of Ukraine as they can

The team discovered that octopuses learn when neural activity sparks long-term changes in their synapses

Until Russia’s invasion, Zelenskyy's Jewish roots seemed almost incidental. But now, his Jewishness has become hugely powerful and symbolic, not only for Ukraine but for contemporary Jewish identity and history

'What are they afraid of?': Ambassador condemns Israel's unwillingness to provide Ukraine with protective military equipment as Russia fighting continues

With war in the Ukraine ruining Israeli hi-tech’s plans to expand operations in the country, other alternative states have emerged: ‘Nepalese programmers work in cyber and blockchain’

Ukrainian leaders say the shipments – sent by U.S. and other NATO allies – have made a difference against Russia's armored vehicles, The New York Times reports

The policy, which Israel's interior minister says should be announced in the coming days, will allow some refugees to obtain work permits

The leak was quickly brought under control by firefighters; Environmental Protection Ministry to investigate

Secretary of State Blinken is expected to visit Israel soon, but likely only after negotiations on a new Iran nuclear deal are concluded

Moscow has raised a potential stumbling block, as months of indirect talks between Tehran and Washington in Vienna appear to be headed for a deal

Putin's Ukraine invasion has unleashed an onslaught of disinformation online, from deep fakes to viral videos from the West Bank. Fortunately, there are some tools to help you tell what's fake and what's not

Russia invades Ukraine: Russia pressed its invasion of Ukraine to the outskirts of the capital after unleashing airstrikes on cities and military bases and sending in troops and tanks from three sides, prompting Western sanctions on Russian banks and...

Following the intercommunal violence seen in mixed Jewish-Arab cities last May, security forces in Israel are preparing for what they believe will be an explosive holiday season

The UN nuclear agency refused to immediately close the probe into trace uranium found at undeclared sites across Iran, spun by Prime Minister Bennett as a victory, but that could change in the coming months

Factory owners say the requirements – which include installing cameras in factories, equipping trucks with GPS devices and assisting in security checks on workers – are too costly for many to bear

Echoes of explosions were heard in the city's skies and the country's air defense systems were activated in response to 'Israeli aggression,' Syria's state media reported

Yamin Jaffal was wounded by Israeli fire after he allegedly threw firebombs at a military position, a statement by the military says

It's clear Netanyahu isn't irreplaceable, but even if Bennett proves himself a capable prime minister, many of his potential supporters on the right won’t be able to forgive him for forming a government with left-wingers and Islamists

The child, a Jerusalem resident, had not received routine vaccinations for the virus

A total of 400 new immigrants arrive in Israel, including 100 children, as efforts to evacuate Jewish refugees from war-torn Ukraine are underway

Officer Yossi Tzarfati faces trial for assaulting a handcuffed detainee in East Jerusalem ■ Protesters block the main highway leading to Jerusalem at an ultra-Orthodox demonstration against the military draft

Israel's Bennett speaks by phone with Putin less than 24 hours after the two leaders met at the Kremlin to discuss Ukraine war as well as in Vienna nuclear talks

Far-right lawmaker Itamar Ben-Gvir claims that Israeli soldiers at the scene were waiting for reinforcements, but the army denies his allegations and says troops pursued the suspects

The closing of Haifa oil refineries will reduce fossil-fuel use, an essential step in complying with the Paris Agreement on climate change

The proposed regulations, which are expected to be approved in the coming days, would decriminalize personal cannabis use and expunge the criminal records for those convicted in the past in the majority of cases

The move, which comes via a franchising agreement with an Israeli firm, comes after years of attempts to bring international food chains into the country

In her new book, Duke University’s Rebecca Stein proves the limits of video images in exposing the truth

We knew continental plate movements cause quakes, volcanism and sundry miseries. Now for the first time, evidence for a trigger setting off tectonic events (over eons) has been found

Even before the Ukraine war, Intelligence agencies have developed psychological profiles of Vladimir Putin. Is the Ukraine invasion a sign that the Russian President is mentally unwell, or is this just another case of a dictator holding onto power fo...

Throughout the Homo line, early humans were making some of their tools from older tools, changing their usage. Why?

The Chabad community in Kyiv evacuates amid Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine, after they were internally displaced from Donetsk in 2014

Unless you’re an experienced hacker, answering Ukraine’s digital cry for arms is a bad idea and may actually turn you into a Russian target

Putin is preparing the ground to commit atrocities in Ukraine. Here in Kyiv, I am waiting for the Russian military invasion, and for Israel to choose the right side of history

Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked hails Israel's intake of Ukrainian refugees following Russia's invasion, but others in the cabinet say that the policy toward Ukrainians arriving at its borders is 'immoral'

Germany's embassy in South Africa slams 'cynical' Russian tweet on Ukraine invasion

Critics say the endorsements by the powerful lobby's new PAC endanger its declared bipartisanship and increase its association with the Republicans. AIPAC's reply: 'We are a single-issue organization focused on Israel'

Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s character in ‘Servant of the People’ is straight out of a Frank Capra movie. It’s easy to see why the people of Ukraine voted for him, even if they didn't imagine him defending their country from Putin