The outgoing UN Special Rapporteur's findings follows similar reports from Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, as concerns in Israel grow over an 'unprecedented' campaign in 2022 to push the apartheid label

Four weeks into Russia's invasion of Ukraine, President Putin shows no sign of backing off even as Russian troops have failed to take over major Ukrainian cities. More than 3.5 million people have fled from Ukraine, and the latest civilian death toll...

Top officials and groups from Jerusalem to Washington mourn the late Secretary of State Madeleine Albright for being a 'champion for democracy' and a 'lifelong ally' of Israel and the Jewish community

The Russian-Israeli oligarch Roman Abramovich accepted a Ukrainian request to help negotiate an end to the conflict last month, according to his spokeswoman

Belarus’ contribution to the war effort could be as many as 15,000 troops, giving Russia another opportunity to capture Kyiv ■ A senior security source says Belarusian commanders are deeply opposed to joining the invasion

The Blue Wolf system is used by the IDF to tag and monitor the entire Palestinian population, even those about whom there is no intelligence

Archaeologists recreate stately home in Pompeii destroyed by Vesuvius and see, using virtual reality, how its owner used art, lighting and architecture to impress visitors and enhance his prestige

'We live here together with our Jewish neighbors, work with them, they buy from us, and we have good relations. We won’t let anything destroy that,' says a resident of Hura where the terrorist Muhammad Abu al-Kiyan was from

Police are investigating the shooting, in which residents and witnesses say more than one gunman opened fire on the three men in Fureidis

Israeli health officials said they will extend indoor mask mandate and launch new vaccine drive for high-risk groups, as Prime Minister Bennett and Health Minister Horowitz meet to discuss growing coronavirus infections

The 64th Secretary of State and the first woman to hold the position, Albright had advocated for a stronger stance against the Serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and became a feminist icon in her later years

A NATO official says 30,000 to 40,000 Russian soldiers are estimated to have been killed or wounded, but Russia has released very little information on its casualties

Judge Michal Agmon-Gonen ordered the state to notify the refugees of their right to appeal, and to provide a proper time-frame to hear it

The decision is bound to disrupt efforts by the Taliban to win recognition from potential international donors at a time when the country is mired in a worsening humanitarian crisis

The prominent academic organization pledges to 'ensure that the call for an academic boycott is upheld without undermining our commitment to the free exchange of ideas and scholarship' after resolution passes to endorse BDS

A judge says Sabah Abu Zaid was definitely attacked first, but the complainant's lawyer says his testimony is being treated as false while the people he complained about went home after being questioned

The 20-year-old suspect, who is the only Jewish person being held in Israel on an administrative detention order, had previously violated numerous restraining orders

Ukraine’s deputy prime minister says his country is looking for more ‘proactive’ support from Israel and Israeli firms in its war against Russia, but refuses to say whether Israelis are involved in the so-called IT army

Tehran claims responsibility for last week's attack on alleged 'Israeli strategic centers' in Iraq, seen as retaliation for Israel's 'killing of Revolutionary Guards in Syria'

Modi’s mob revel in the ritual public humiliation of Muslim girls and women after a school hijab ban, another step in the Hindutva plan to criminalize what India’s largest minority wears, eats, where they work and whom they love

Anatoly Chubais, who some Russians blame for allowing a group of tycoons to enrich themselves in the privatizations of the 1990s, left his post as President's Putin's special representative for ties with international organizations

WeizQC, one of only some 30 quantum computers in the world, introduces new technologies that help the system withstand environmental noise

While Volodymyr Zelenskyy continues to attract cheerleaders the world over, HBO serves up a winning basketball drama about the Los Angeles Lakers

The Ukrainian president, who is Jewish, says his great-grandparents were killed when their village was set on fire by the Nazis during the Holocaust

From the Tel Aviv Museum of Art’s collection of some 20,000 Israeli works, curator Dalit Matatyahu chose just over 120 to tell the story of Israeli art in a unique way

The granddaughter of the Jewish man accused in the book of betraying Anne Frank welcomes the move by the publisher of the Dutch version, and calls on its U.S. publisher to follow suit

Visiting Israel? It’s hard not to get lost in the sights, scents and sounds of Carmel Market's bustling alleys, so this primer is to make sure you choose wisely

Doris Yahbas, Menachem Yechezkel, Moshe Kravitzky and Laura Yitzhak, who were killed in the stabbing attack in southern Israel, are laid to rest

Granulate’s ‘employees are about to become millionaires,’ source says; firm, which was founded in 2018, optimizes cloud services

The powerful pro-Israel lobby says its new PAC and super PAC – which declare two different goals – provide an opportunity to bolster 'the involvement of the pro-Israel community in politics'

Amir-Abdollahian is in Damascus a day after Israel-UAE-Egypt summit to discuss the Russia-Ukraine war and latest developments in Iran’s negotiations to restore nuke deal

From studying at the yeshiva to windy jeep rides: Recent years have seen a sharp rise in the number of Haredim vacationing in Israel, with a clear preference for adventure

Is there an equivalence between Putin's war on Ukraine and Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories? Is the West revealing double standards when it sanctions Russia and backs Ukraine's armed resistance?

The BA.2 variant is responsible for 60 to 80 percent of Israel's new COVID cases, although no solid information shows a fourth dose offers greater protection against infection and serious illness

During its 15 years, Khiam Prison in Lebanon saw detainees imprisoned indefinitely with no trial, food shortages, electrocution, denial of medical care and other grave issues, newly declassified Israeli documents show

While Russia's economy collapses under sanctions and Putin's army bombs Ukraine, the U.S. is closely following China's response to the war, hoping it doesn't get involved, says Haaretz analyst Alon Pinkas

Shlomo Filber turned state’s evidence in a case in which Netanyahu is accused of providing regulatory concessions to the Bezeq telecommunications company in exchange for favorable coverage

Four weeks into Russia's invasion of Ukraine, President Putin shows no sign of backing off even as Russian troops have failed to take over major Ukrainian cities. More than 3.5 million people have fled from Ukraine, and the latest civilian death toll...

All the perpetrators of recent stabbing attacks in Jerusalem were Palestinians from East Jerusalem who are permanent Israeli residents. Pavlovian responses could lead to unwanted escalation

The warming of ties between Israel and Arab countries shows that its international standing doesn't depend on its leader – but another issue is being pushed to the side

Justice Isaac Amit, who is next in line for the post, is an expert in civil law and has a history of liberal rulings

As a nuclear deal between Iran and world powers inches closer, Israeli PM Bennett, Egyptian President Sissi, and Emirati crown prince discuss various opportunities for regional cooperation

The man, suspected of an unprovoked stabbing attack, has restraints on his hands and feet while unconscious at the hospital. Police have yet to acquiesce to doctors' request that they be removed

Eurocom, which was controlled by co-defendant Shaul Elovitch, will pay a fine of 400,000 shekels ($124,000) and will admit to charges of bribe and fraud

Kahanist activist Baruch Marzel calls to enforce a martial law on the Negev: 'If the Negev falls, the entire country will fall'

'Mariupol looks like Warsaw did in 1944 when Nazis, Hitler’s Germans, were brutally bombing houses, killing people, killing civilians with no mercy at all,' Polish President Duda says

After several years of strain, the Russia-Ukraine war has pushed the U.S. to strengthen the relationship between the two countries

Ukraine's large land mass and the sophistication of Russia's projectiles mean an export of Israel's coveted Iron Dome defense system would be unlikely to protect the country from bombardment

Two are in serious condition ■ The assailant, an Israeli citizen, was shot by a bus driver. He is a convicted felon and a supporter of ISIS ■ This is the third stabbing attack in Israel in the past week

Following Russia's violent invasion of Ukraine, Marina Davydova, a central figure in the theater world, called on people to sign a manifesto aimed at President Putin. 'Russia was taken over by secret services’

President Vladimir Putin’s longtime foe rejected the fraud charges against him as bogus

Mixed Arab-Jewish orchestra Firqat Alnoor and its conductor Ariel Cohen are fighting stereotypes — around the music they play and around Israeli Haredim and Arabic culture. And they do it all without sheet music

96-year-old Boris Romanchenko 'survived four concentration camps and was now killed in the Russian war of aggression on Ukraine,' German minister says

The settlement is not 'an admission of wrongdoing,' Israel's Teva claims, while Rhode Island says no sum of money can 'undo the harm' caused by the opioid epidemic

From registering refugees to managing the needs of intake centers in Poland and Moldova, Israeli tech firm monday.com is helping aid workers optimize

After learning the art of cheesemaking in Italy for two years, Tamir Peretz and Dana Tal opened a small dairy near Hadera. Their aged cheeses soon started flying off the shelves

Protest letter signed by hundreds of Reform Jews urges immediate action for greater accountability and transparency, following a report about alleged sexual misconduct in the movement in past decades

The three leaders focused on the food security and the energy crisis precipitated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, while Israel also ramps up efforts to defuse growing tensions between the U.S. and Gulf states

A climate expert believes that warming at the earth's poles is to blame for the influx of cold winds in Israel

Author Matti Friedman’s book on Leonard Cohen’s tour of the Sinai Desert during the October 1973 war between Israel and Egypt is an expedition into the troubled soul of one of the world’s greatest songwriters

More than 14,000 new COVID-19 infections recorded in Israel on Monday as highly contagious new variant quickens its spread

Rabbi Gesa Ederberg has led the German capital’s New Synagogue for 15 years, but has never faced bigger challenges than in the last two due to COVID restrictions and now an influx of Ukrainian refugees

Israel's Channel 12 airs accusations by three more women against Grant, the former manager of Roman Abramovich's Chelsea FC

A controversial new film called ‘Huda’s Salon’ explores the Palestinian narrative from a unique perspective: the double occupation of women

The Asian city-state, already one of Israel's major markets for arms, is looking to expand ties with both Israel and the Palestinians

Russia invades Ukraine: Russian troops have failed to capture any major Ukrainian city more than four weeks into their invasion, and increasingly are resorting to causing massive destruction to residential areas

Israeli experts say that those who contracted the omicron variant are likely better protected against the new BA.2. variant, which already accounts for around 60-70 percent of cases in Israel, according to the Health Ministry

Mahmoud Abbas plans to use the visit to convey to the Biden administration the Palestinians' desire to initiate a diplomatic process with Israel

Many Ukrainian educators have turned to Israel for advice about how to cope in the classroom in wartime

Following a week in which the Russians made no advances on the ground, intelligence assessments assert Russian troops are preparing a second major offensive, including a renewed attempt to encircle Ukraine's capital

About 300 Palestinians are set to lose their homes in the village of Walaja, outside Jerusalem, drawing U.S. lawmakers' sharp protest against the planned Israeli action

Jewish refugees fleeing war-torn Ukraine would be allowed to fly to Israel before proving that they are eligible for immigration ■ Over 4,000 immigrants from Ukraine have arrived in Israel since Russian invasion began

Boris Romanchenko was one of thousands of elderly Jews who were unable to flee Ukraine and remained under Russian bombardment

The talks will focus on Iran, Syria and the war in Ukraine as part of an effort to forge a coalition with American backing among countries that in the past were considered adversaries of Israel – including Egypt, the Gulf states and Turkey

A second child died, then a third. Ambulances stopped picking up the wounded because people couldn’t call them without a signal, and they couldn’t navigate the bombed-out streets

U.S. Secretary of State Blinken says attacks against Rohingya were 'widespread, systematic' and evidence points to a clear intent to destroy the mainly Muslim minority

Among the oligarchs who were sanctioned over ties with Vladimir Putin following the war in Ukraine are a few billionaires who hold Israeli citizenship – or are eligible for it ■ If they now decide to make their home in Israel, they could change t...

Mossad chief’s supposed pay stub is the latest leak claimed by a group of Iranian hackers; experts say the leaks are more PR exercise than genuine attack on Israel

Joining the Haaretz Weekly podcast from Kyiv, Anshel Pfeffer gives an update on the war in Ukraine, analyzes the Ukrainian military's effective resistance, and explains why ending the war is proving so difficult

Rep. Adam Kinzinger says that while he 'deeply supports' the U.S.-Israel relationship, everyone must pick a side in the battle 'between Good and Evil'

Graphic designer Tamara Cycman wanted to do something to help the Ukrainian refugees forced to flee their homeland. Now her 'children’s corner' at Berlin’s main train station is keeping thousands entertained

Three decades after the Soviet empire's fall, as Putin’s vicious war continues, Israel once again faces an immigration spike from Ukraine, Belarus and Russia, as well as Ukrainian refugees. Does Israel's government have the political will and capac...

Tatiana Kumok, a fashion blogger who has lived in Melitopol for about a year after living in Israel for a decade, has in recent weeks reported on what is happening in the city under Russian occupation

Other Ukrainian refugees will be eligible for first aid and emergency medicine at private clinics paid for by the Israeli government

Zelenskyy, in his address to Israeli lawmakers, made a number of claims about Ukraine and the Holocaust — but some of them are not quite accurate