The violence followed the armed arrival of Libya's appointed prime minister Fathi Bashagha, although he has since left the city, according to his office

Jews represent less than 0.0004 percent of India's population. So how can its dating sites claim to have millions of Jewish profiles? What does it mean to call yourself 'Jewish' in India today – or to call yourself 'Hitler'?

The evacuation of fighters from Ukraine's last stronghold marks the end of the bloodiest battle in the war so far. Ukrainian troops were taken to Russian-held cities and will be subject to future prisoner exchange

Israeli army says the man ran toward soldiers near Nablus armed with a knife

Kfir Malka, tasked with providing Israeli authorities and organizers expert advice for Wednesday's pilgrimage at Mount Meron, said that warning were ignored and outside interests were influencing decisions

Divisions mount as fears of early elections come amid continued friction between coalition members

Following the deadly attack in Buffalo, Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming harshly criticized members of her party for contributing to 'replacement theory' which appeared in the shooter's manifesto

The unit holed up in what was the last Ukrainian stronghold in Mariupol said it was fulfilling orders to save the lives of troops at the plant, which has become a symbol of Ukrainian resistance to Russia's invasion

Clashes between Palestinians and Israeli police during Walid al-Sharif's funeral leave a Palestinian man in serious condition and several Israeli officers lightly wounded

Swedish and Finnish diplomats shouldn't bother trying to convince Turkey, President Erdogan says after reports of planned visit to address Ankara's objection

The ruling was made in regard to two Ukrainians who came to Israel before the war, but is likely to be applied universally to other Ukrainian asylum seekers in Israel

Attempts by ultra-Orthodox Jews to disrupt the Women of the Wall's monthly prayer at the Kotel are nothing new. But the tacit involvement of a leading Zionist organization raised many eyebrows in Israel and abroad

The proposed revamp of the military's strategy follows the death of an Israeli officer during a raid in Jenin

A week after the Health Ministry scrapped coronavirus tests at Tel Aviv airport, it lifts other entry requirements

Lawsuit filed by families of 10 victims of the Mount Meron disaster details over 200 government failings that it claims led to their relatives' death during an annual pilgrimage in Israel's north

Court extended detention of Yosef Ohayon for a week on suspicion of having sex with minors, making threats and assault following an undercover police investigation

Dr. Elad Dukov, who is a member of the Haifa university's faculty, says his statements against an LGBTQ event 'may be construed in a way that does not reflect my stances and values'

The pro-Israel group’s United Democracy Project has spent unprecedented amounts promoting centrist Democrats ahead of Tuesday’s votes in Pennsylvania and North Carolina. How effective will it prove?

People ask Joshua Cohen if he’s heard from Benjamin Netanyahu about his book that satirizes the former prime minister’s years in America. Yet it was another leader who inspired him, he tells the Haaretz Weekly podcast

This is how the debate in Sweden changed, leading to the announcement Monday the country will join Finland in seeking NATO membership

The Amman-bound flight is the first since 2016 as a nationwide truce is largely respected by warring sides

Offering 10 apartments to Arabs only is 'anti-liberal,' Tel Aviv residents argue

Swedish prime minister dubs the move a 'historic change' for the northern European country, which Russia warns would destabilize the continent

Alon Kastiel has served nearly four years of his four-year-and-nine-month sentence for attempted rape, indecent acts by force and other sexual offenses

The Charlottesville chant 'Jews will not replace us' is directly linked to the conspiracy theory that has now led to the slaughter of Jews, Blacks and Latinos, a lethal incitement normalized and amplified by Fox and the GOP

In the barren hills over a Red Sea resort, a prehistoric site replete with religious symbolism may indicate the dawn of a new belief in life after death

Israel welcomes five kittens born to a pair of ultra-rare sand cats at the Safari Park in Ramat Gan

After 45 people died in the tragic 2021 incident, police are trying to prevent a recurrence with massive reinforcements and strict entry rules – but some extremist groups are not on board

Gulf states could step in and increase petroleum production as the war wages in Ukraine, but OPEC politics and strained U.S. relations are proving to be major obstacles

Cash, options, perks or stability? Haaretz has ranked the best companies to work for in Israel. With more tech firms at the top than ever before, here are the results

A racist gunman kills ten in Buffalo, New York. Israeli police assault mourners at the funeral of Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. Two events, worlds apart – but with far too much in common

The settlers had ignored a Palestinian man's claim that he owns the building, saying that they had bought it

Ofer Cassif is accused of assaulting a cop, while police say Ahmad Tibi assisted in the escape of a Palestinian youth who is said to have hurled a suspicious object in East Jerusalem

The Jewish-American novelist on how ‘The Big Lebowski’ inspired his Pulitzer winning novel, starring the embittered historian father of former Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Iran's top diplomat was also expected in the Gulf state, as Tehran welcomes the appointment of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyanits as new president

Looking for the best restaurants Eilat has to offer this summer? We checked out the scene and came back with 13 recommendations

The call, a break from earlier analyst predictions, comes amid Finland and Sweden's bid to join NATO and as Russia attempts to encircle Ukrainian forces in the eastern part of the country

The suspect had been searching for Israeli victims for about an hour prior to his arrest, intending to carry out a 'revenge attack,' Israel Police say

Just a day after 10 were killed in a shooting in upstate New York, a gunman killed one and injured others after opening fire in a Southern California church on Sunday

With the publication of the name and picture of Lt. Col. Mahmoud Kheir el-Din, there is a renewed debate on such operations

Following the release of Lt. Col. Mahmoud Kheir el-Din's identity, an officer killed in an operation in the Gaza strip in 2018, the publication of a photograph of Lt. Col. Emmanuel Moreno – who died in combat in Lebanon – is now being considered

Three years after Tarek Bargut filed his complaints against his interrogators, the unit that handles complaints in the Shin Bet published its findings, according to which Bargut’s claims of sleep deprivation were found to be justified

In the first election since Lebanon's economic crisis began, Hezbollah has lost seats to opposition-backed candidates

The request pertains to when a crucial meeting took place between Netanyahu and a key witness during which, Netanyahu allegedly instructed Shlomo Filber to advance Bezeq’s interests

Significant price hikes were seen in fresh vegetables, which rose 5.5% ■ The national average for an apartment purchase reached over half a million dollars

'You can’t fight dozens, if not hundreds, of flags at such a sensitive event, when any friction could lead to a more violent confrontation,' police source says after clashes mar Shireen Abu Akleh's funeral

With neighboring Finland already set to hand in its NATO application amid Ukraine war, the Swedish prime minister is now all but certain to launch a formal application within days

Gashau Ayala and Yehuda Darba Ayala set new records in the 10,000-meter and 5,000-meter race respectively

After the Israeli army released the identity of a fallen Druze commander who was killed in Gaza, Finance Minister Lieberman calls on parliament to reconsider the controversial bill ■ 'I agree with every word,' FM Lapid says

First came the robbers, then the cops, then the archaeologists: This is the only Assyrian relief ever found underground, and with Aramaic names for the gods

Amid a visit by a top delegation from Buenos Aires to Jerusalem, the two countries are trying to focus on economic areas where they share common ground rather than 'problematic' issues such as Iran and the Palestinians

‘Jerusalem’ struggles to tell a big story on a small budget, and arrives at a very bad time, while HBO’s ‘The Time Traveler’s Wife’ is worth some of yours

The violence of May 2021 in Israel's 'mixed cities' left a lasting trauma in Lod, while in the northern city of Acre, locals are working hard to make sure the scenes of hate between Arabs and Jews are never repeated

It wasn't until I watched the bombs raining down on my home city of Kyiv that I began to identify, proudly, as a Ukrainian. The Russian language I speak is part of my identity: It doesn’t mean I support an imperialistic war

The secretary of state can remove groups from terrorism list if they are inactive, did not commit attacks in past five years and if removal would be in U.S. national security interests

Israel's prime minster tells defense minister to find praise of him and others on Facebook during a cabinet meeting, and urges ministers to close ranks to pass next budget

Central Tel Aviv heard the siren at 10:05, south Tel Aviv and Jaffa at 10:15, the eastern part of the city at 10:25 and the Yarkon area at 10:35, as the military tests early warning systems

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's objection to the two Scandinavian countries joining NATO strengthens his relations with Russia, and establishes his position as a moderator between Putin and Biden

The High Court of Justice ruling removes all obstacles to the controversial initiative after nixing petition

As much as he can blame erstwhile lawmakers, most of the responsibility for Bennett’s situation is his own – he’s had enough time to get used to his unique predicament, and yet he still can’t come to terms with reality

Despite her support of women’s rights, Elissa collaborated with Saad Lamjarred, who evaded rape charges in Paris with the help of Morocco’s royal family

Turkey's foreign minister says Sweden and Finland must stop supporting terrorist groups in their countries, provide clear security guarantees and lift export bans on Turkey as they seek membership in NATO

President Kais Saied, who came to power last summer, has been accused by opponents of orchestrating a coup which threw the country into its worst crisis since 2011

Police maintain they have the right to make arrests on campus. Friends of jailed Bedouin student plan campaign 'to expose the university's policy of collaborating with security forces'

The neutral Nordic country that shares a long border with Russia intends to apply for membership in NATO as Putin's military advance in Ukraine appears to be faltering

Powerful gusts shattered store windows and caused high waves to flood the promenade, off the shores of the Sea of Galilee, leading to millions of shekels worth of damages

Settler group says they purchased the building, but have no documented ownership of it. Israeli soldiers are guarding the location anyway

The 18-year-old was charged with 'an act of racially motivated violent extremism' over shooting in a supermarket in a predominantly Black area of New York that killed 10 people

Daoud Zubeidi was taken to a Haifa hospital after being wounded in clashes with Israeli forces in the West Bank, which also left an Israeli officer dead

World leaders descend on Abu Dhabi to offer condolences on President Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan's death

How Palestinians began officially marking the Nakba, the loss of their homeland, 50 years after the event

In the first election held since 2018, Iran-backed Hezbollah is put to the test as many voters hope to topple the politicians they hold responsible for the country's economic meltdown

Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra gets a record number of televote points in a clear show of popular support for the war-ravaged nation

With his back against the wall, political considerations might affect Bennett's strategic moves. Dramatic shifts in the prime minister's office and major national days make fertile ground for a flare-up

This year's Nakba commemoration coincides with the funeral of a man shot dead by Israeli forces at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa during Ramadan violence ■ Gaza crossing reopens to Palestinian laborers

The Israeli military had kept that name of its officer classified. Lt. Col. Mahmoud Kheir el-Din 'deserves that everyone know who he was, an Israeli hero,' the army's Operations Directorate head says

Two police officers, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, say a suspect is in custody as it is still unclear how many people were shot

Bennett always took pride in his management skills; in this case, the Israeli premier hasn’t managed to take charge of the chaos, and the failure is entirely his

At a conference in the West Bank, settler group behind contested West Bank outpost presents its vision – and a target date

Due to information on Hamas-led incitement related to recent terror attacks in Israel, the closure was extended beyond its initial expected opening

The decisions of Israeli police at events like journalist Shireen Abu Akleh's funeral display their inability to see the humanity and pain of the Palestinian people

Palestinian Authority President Abbas is also expected to visit Abu Dhabi for a condolence call, but no meeting is planned as of yet between Abbas and Israel's Herzog

The half brother of the late president has served as the de facto leader since Sheikh Khalifa suffered a stroke in 2014

Uri Savir, who served as a Knesset member and director general of the Foreign Ministry, served alongside Shimon Peres for 30 years, and helped organize the then-prime minister's historic visit to Morocco