The day before the terror attack in Be'er Sheva, which killed four Israelis, the Defense Ministry received just 44 requests; ten days later the number rose to 1,773

The depot, a facility run by a Russian energy company about 35 kilometers (21 miles) from the Ukraine border, was set ablaze by the attack that left two people injured

While Putin places an ultimatum on European buyers of Russian gas to start paying in roubles, Ukrainian helicopters shell a city in the first Ukrainian strike on Russian soil ■ Over 44 million people uprooted since start of war

The Ukrainians have used U.S. and NATO intel quickly and efficiently, inflicting heavy losses with missiles supplied by the West. Russia, meanwhile, is having difficulty coordinating its forces, forcing it to hit static targets. The two sides will so...

Senior members of the Ukrainian government say they have yet to see any real sign that the Russians are prepared to seriously negotiate with them, and that the peace talks thus far are an attempt by Putin to buy time

After spate of terror attacks, Israel has sufficed for now with boosting forces, making arrests and centralizing intel. Though Ramadan gestures toward Palestinians have yet to be canceled, another attack could prompt a U-turn

Terror attacks on Israel's streets bring record breaking toxic incitement aimed at Bennett-Lapid government

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A trailblazing wedding dress designer, and a couple who got together with the help of Rabbi Nachman

Facebook’s metaverse revolution is naturally arousing suspicions. But in an era in which outside spaces are on the decline, it’s a necessary revolution

Police opened a probe into the death of the 25-year-old from the village of Jatt in the Triangle area, who was found in critical condition by a passerby

Two years after going missing during an organized trip to Paris, an Israeli woman resurfaces again. But the mystery is far from solved

Police expect pre-pandemic numbers of Muslim worshipers on Jerusalem's Temple Mount for the beginning of the holiday

The committee probing the Gilboa prison break last year may take steps against Perry if it concludes the commissioner failed in the course of her work to prevent escape from prison facilities

Iran received arms from Israel (even after the revolution), Saudi Arabia received intel (and put out feelers about peace) and Nasser’s Egypt held contacts with the Mossad. Research into the secret ties Israel conducted with its enemies shows that i...

Opposition lawmaker dubs legislation 'electoral engineering with the aim of staying in power'

By quitting Israel's parliament, Litzman, who admitted to breach of trust in Malka Leifer's sex crime case, will evade the court’s ruling on whether his conduct constitutes moral turpitude

The probe follows a wave of terrorist attacks including those in Be’er Sheva and Hadera, which were perpetrated by individuals with links or suspected links to the Islamic State

The Israeli Arab delegation presented allegations of systematic discrimination to the UN committee, which is also investigating unrest within the country itself during Israel-Hamas fighting last summer

Following the terror attack near Tel Aviv, Israeli troops have been deployed along the separation fence, manning gaps through which thousands of West Bank Palestinians pass through daily on their way to work in Israel

The former National Security Adviser tells Haaretz that Iran will 'never give up' its ambition to place an army on Israel's border, and that Biden's Afghanistan withdrawal gave Putin the confidence to invade Ukraine

Ukraine's power company says Russian troops who dug in the forest inside the nuclear plant's exclusion zone 'panicked' at first signs of radiation sickness and prepared to leave

The resignation on live TV came after Umm al-Fahm issued a statement of condolences to the families of the Islamic State-linked shooters, signed by Mayor Samir Mahameed

From Roman Abramovich to Moshe Kantor and Lev Leviev: Russia's war on Ukraine has finally revealed, for those who preferred to remain blind, the true face of the Putin regime and the true effect of the oligarch class on Jewish life

Amir Khoury, an Arab-Israeli officer, rushed to the scene of a terror attack and fought the shooter. He was the second Arab cop to die in the current wave of terror attacks, two of which were conducted by Arab-Israelis

The victim is recovering, Ukraine’s leading Jewish communal organization said

Ramadan 2022 in Israel: Your easy guide to greetings, fasting and the meaning of the Muslim holiday

In a no-brainer discovery, science finds that being stupid put you at greater risk of extinction – especially after humans arrived

Brain.space’s brain mapping and scanning technology is already raising serious funds and has its first experiment in space in the works

The sale of Granulate, which was founded in 2018 and optimizes cloud services, to Intel at a massive sum of $650 million was first reported by Haaretz last week

Embattled premier Imran Khan is brandishing a big conspiracy, based on anti-Americanism and antisemitism, to extend his waning political capital. How many voters buy his claim of a coup will decide Pakistan's future

The widow of Victor Sorokopot says she and her husband had planned to return to Ukraine soon, while a friend of the second victim, Dimitri Mitrik, recalls how 'he loved living in Israel'

Officer Amir Khoury, a Christian Arab, charged toward the Palestinian assailant and put an end to the rampage, in which four others were killed

Lipstadt, who was appointed after an eight-month confirmation process, is the first antisemitism monitor in the U.S. to hold the upgraded role of ambassador, giving her authority to speak directly to top officials

New and serious COVID cases keep dropping in Israel, despite the continued spread of the virus

The Punisher ‘has become a symbol for a disaffected, antisocial mind-set,’ U.S. comic book writer Gerry Conway tells Haaretz after an ISIS-inspired shooter used the symbol during an attack in Israel

In another incident, one Palestinian was arrested after by the Israeli army after his car was reportedly vandalized by settlers

Everyone wants big companies to take a stand on controversial issues, but there are too many causes for them to juggle. Companies should only be called on to act when they can actually make a difference

Palestinians from Yabad also gathered in front of the home of the perpetrator of Tuesday's attack in Bnei Brak, Diaa Hamarsheh, to protest Israeli preparations to demolish a portion of it

Teva will also provide about $84 million of its Narcan nasal spray used to treat overdose victims to the state

Russian oligarch Abramovich made a surprise visit to Istanbul on Tuesday, after reports that he experienced symptoms of poisoning along with Ukrainian peace negotiators

Turkey expelled Israel's ambassador in 2018 in response to the shooting of Gaza border protesters ■ Israeli sources say visit is yet to be scheduled

The government is building nine new Jewish communities and an ultra-Orthodox city to increase the Jewish presence in the south, but this won’t help if the 150,000 Bedouin in unrecognized villages remain neglected

The French president recently staged a conference in Marseille aimed squarely at young French citizens of Arab origin. It was, some say, a recognition that Muslim voters are a key demographic that can help get him reelected in April

Israeli PM says that he had decided to establish a new Border Police brigade and instructs security forces to track those who ever had any connection to ISIS

The Palestinian assailant was shot dead by an Israeli passenger on the bus after stabbing the man with a screwdriver

Three other Palestinians severely wounded in rare daytime arrest targeting Palestinians suspects affiliated with the Bnei Brak terror attack; one Israeli soldier lightly wounded

'You yourself say that you didn’t act as a reasonable regulator,' Jude Moshe Bar-Am told state witness Shlomo Filber during Wednesday's trial

Israel's response to spate of attacks will be more reminiscent to that of 2015, when a spree of stabbing and car-ramming broke, than that of 2002, when Israel reconquered cities in the West Bank at height of second intifada

After being convicted of conspiracy to commit murder, Diaa Hamarsheh made a living in Israel without a work permit

Emphasizing U.S. support for Israel in the face of terrorism, Biden offers condolences for the 11 killed in Israel's bloodiest week in 16 years

As peace talks are expected to resume on Friday, Russia is building up forces to 'liberate' Donbas region

As major religious holidays and national events converge this year, Israel's police will deploy 3,000 officers in Jerusalem amid fear of terrorist attacks; Entry to holy sites may be limited

Itamar Ben-Gvir, a prominent Kahanist and central figure in Sheikh Jarrah tensions, has previously been banned from visiting the Temple Mount out of fear of incitement

Security cabinet ministers also decide to advance a plan to reconstruct the West Bank separation barrier

More attempts to carry out terror attacks are predicted, but Israel will not impose closure in the West Bank ■ Soldiers will assist police in Israeli cities

Cries of ‘death to Arabs’ sounded as right-wing opposition lawmakers arriving at Bnei Brak were welcomed warmly – and Rabbi Kanievsky's spirit filled the air

Israel to step up security and bolster combat forces, amid fears of additional terror attacks during Passover and the Muslim holy month of Ramadan

Extreme-right lawmaker Itamar Ben-Gvir announced he will visit Temple Mount amid rising tensions

The bombardment of the Ukrainian capital and Chernihiv tempers optimism on negotiations aimed at ending the war

A day after a terror attack that left five Israelis dead, Palestinian laborers in central Israel tell of cancelled work, racism and hostility from local residents

Listening to Ukraine’s valiant president, I think of Mordechai Anielewicz, who led the Warsaw Ghetto uprising: Like Zelenskyy, he pleaded for help and stood ready to die for and with his people. But the parallels end there

Amid Putin's war in Ukraine, the scandal erupting over Abramovich's shady acquisition of a Portuguese passport under a law granting Sephardic Jews citizenship imperils far more than one sanctioned Russian oligarch

Israel’s new partners, the ‘moderate’ Sunni regimes who sent their foreign ministers to the country this week, have been ISIS targets for years. The latest terror attacks show what Israel has in common with these neighbors

Jordan's King Abdullah condemns terror attack near Tel Aviv, says violence 'continues to provide a fertile ground for extremism'

Today's Israeli government is run by a right-wing, religious prime minister and includes a Palestinian leader who heads an Islamic movement. This disastrous wave of terror presents an opportunity to forge a common front

‘She’s not a gamer, but she’s legit,’ they said about Maya Rand when she worked on games like The Sims and Battlefield 4. Now she has a game-changing plan for the industry

Goods from all over, including Turkish nuts in Egyptian jars, found in ship that sank off Ma’agan Michael in northern Israel 1,400 years ago belie ‘dark Age’ after the Muslim conquest of the Levant

Journalists and other people in Tunis say the session was delayed because Zoom and Teams applications stopped working temporarily though it isn't clear if the problem was connected to the political situation

The skull symbolizing Marvel's anti-hero ‘The Punisher’ has been adopted by Kurdish fighters battling ISIS, Israeli soldiers and police officers, rioters storming the U.S. Capitol and now an Islamic extremist who killed two Israelis

Government officials from Russia and its ally Belarus won't be invited, but the foundation running the former concentration camp said it does not play down the suffering of those countries' citizens in World War II

Israel has not joined the international sanctions regime on Russia following Putin's invasion of Ukraine, but U.S. and EU sanctions rules are so tough this time, that Israeli companies will have few loopholes to exploit

Jews and non-Jews to receive special visas intended to allow them to start working in Israel within days in some cases

After Russia says Ukrainian pilgrimage site's synagogue used as 'collection and transfer points for weapons and Nazis,' community member says allegations are false

His father was partisan and poet Abba Kovner, the man who coined the famous phrase 'Let us not go like sheep to the slaughter,' and a key witness in the Eichman trial. In an interview to mark the opening of his new solo exhibition, artist Michael Kov...

Police officers, who are studying at the Hebrew University as part of a program through the force, detain and question two East Jerusalem residents who were singing a Palestinian folk song

Municipal leaders in Ramat Gan, Rishon Letzion, Modiin and other cities announce that construction and gardening work stop ■ Dozens of olive trees uprooted in Palestinian village

After last week's attack in Be'er Sheva, opposition leader Netanyahu issued a mean-spirited response pinning responsibility on 'Bennett and Lapid,' but following the most recent attack in Bnei Brak, he showed restraint

A delegation consisting of Zelenskyy's top aide, a former ambassador to Israel and a Jewish Ukrainian lawmaker will also discuss Israel's policy on Ukrainian refugees and military aid to Ukraine

Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels rejected the cease-fire over the continuing closure of Sanaa’s airport and restrictions on the country’s ports

Analysis of smashed wine jars in Jerusalem houses destroyed by the Babylonians in 586 B.C.E. finds unexpected flavor in jars that the rich reused

New testimony strengthens the theory that Egypt's Ashraf Marwan, employed by the Mossad before and during the Yom Kippur War, did not play Israel

An estimated 6.5 million people have also been displaced from their homes within Ukraine as Russia pledges to scale back military ops

Genomic analysis of Bronze Age remains in the Links of Noltland finds local, related men, and migrant women from the continent

29-year-old Avishai Yehezkel and 36-year-old Yaakov Shalom are laid to rest a day after attack in their suburb of Tel Aviv

The police is recruiting hundreds of reserve officers and volunteers to step up security following the latest series of terror attacks and ahead of the Muslim and Jewish holidays season

Current and former security officials say the agency has refrained from monitoring Israeli Arabs involved in politically motivated crime

Filber, turned state's evidence, tried not to anger Netanyahu, and hoped that the prosecution would be satisfied with his softened versions. Now he's risking prosecution – and also getting his esteemed patron into trouble

None of the three deadly attacks this week were preceded by intelligence warnings, with security officials seeming to grope in the dark. Land Day on Wednesday is likely to ignite flareups

The Israeli military doesn't expect violence on the Gaza border, but forces are beefed up ahead of the memorial day, which marks the loss of Arab land in the Galilee