Ma’aleh Akrabim, descending from the mountaintops to the Arava Desert, is an ancient, adventurous and winding road

It was unprecedented: Two Pakistani citizens openly visited Israel on their Pakistani passports – and re-entered Pakistan without hindrance, despite a fierce media controversy. So how open is the Pakistani state now to normalization with the Jewish...

Lawmaker Michael Biton says he will not support the coalition until he reaches a deal with Israel's Transport Minister over public transport reform, in yet another blow for Bennett's fracturing government

Mevlut Cavusoglu arrives in Israel, after meeting with Palestinian officials on Tuesday, in the first such visit in 15 years

‘I love them more than my children’: Generations of pigeon-keepers have brought up birds in the ancient city of Mardin, and not for purposes of espionage or industry

We don’t know who lived there, but the inhabitants in this farm in northern Israel seem to have grabbed their essentials and fled, leaving their home and farming gear unusually intact

'Israel mourns together with the American people,' wrote Bennett, after a teenage shooter opened fire in a Texas elementary school, killing 19 children and two teachers

The Wadi Og Nature Reserve, which encompasses some 5,500 acres in the West Bank, threatens to prevent Palestinian shepherds from pasturing their flocks on the land

Israel, Turkey, are considering strengthening coordination on Syria strikes and actions against Iran

Clashes erupted when Jewish worshipers, escorted by Israel's military, arrived at Joseph's Tomb on the outskirts of Nablus city to pray, according to Palestinian reports

So many unfortunate Israeli citizens need the compassion and assistance of the state, but the politicians know full well where their electoral bread is buttered

The Red Sea resort city’s coral reefs are among the world’s northernmost, and they are notable for their resilience to climatic change

The U.S. network's investigation, which suggests Shireen Abu Akleh was intentionally killed, is based on video footage, forensic findings, audio analysis of the gunshots and eyewitness accounts

Palestinian father says four settlers pepper-sprayed him, his wife and two-month-old baby as they stood in line at a military checkpoint in the West Bank

The U.S. president informed Israel's Bennett of the decision last month, according to a source

Ultra-orthodox leaders allegedly lobbied to maintain unlimited entry to the site where 45 people were killed a year ago, despite coronavirus restrictions then in force

The smallpox-related virus was detected in a young woman who returned to the UAE from West Africa

'I’ve never seen an assault as violent as this directed at a hospital,' said the director of the Palestinian hospital where the procession began for the funeral of Shireen Abu Akleh earlier this month

Israel's army opened a preliminary probe into 84 incidents, only one of which has led to a criminal investigation. The army has provided no other information into Palestinian deaths or injuries

ADL head Jonathan Greenblatt deemed a joke by the activist, who had mocked a Jewish publication, antisemitic, drawing comparisons between him and 'the extreme right'

It’s time for the Kingdom of Jordan to confront its unfettered Jew-hatred: 'Mein Kampf' should not be proudly displayed on the streets of Amman, and Israel’s cruelty towards the Palestinians is no excuse

‘Great work! Another teen got hooked on porn’ is just one of the ads in a controversial new campaign by Israel Aerospace Industries, asking engineers to swap money in startups for ‘morals’

Try as he may, the Jordanian king learns he can't really keep a lid on this 'family affair'

Bennett's coalition, now without a majority, breathes a sigh of relief after vote on subsidizing soldiers' tuition, which 'should have been easy'

AIPAC and J Street are backing different horses in Tuesday’s race between conservative Democrat Rep. Henry Cuellar and progressive challenger Jessica Cisneros, who also has the Vermont senator's endorsement

Authorities in Morocco completed a renovation of the historic Jewish cemetery in the city of Meknes, amid return of diplomatic ties with Israel

Iranian president calls for revenge for the killing of a senior Revolutionary Guard member, which Tehran blames on Israel

The former British spy chief sees Putin's downfall within months, as Russia intensifies its effort to take hold of eastern Ukraine

Interior Minister Shaked based her decision, which has since been suspended by court, on a report issued by her ministry, stating that the situation in the DRC is stable

The West Bank's Area C represents every layer of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Annexation vs. self-determination, inequality, violence and, most recently, as the new front in the Israeli right's shameless reversal of the truth

Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu begins two-day visit in Ramallah, and will spend Wednesday in Israel, in the first such visit in more than a decade

Actor Yehuda Nehari tells Haaretz about his family's own kidnapping stories, racism, the sexual assault he experienced as a child and that he does not regret going public with his allegations against major reality TV host Assi Azar

Three East Jerusalem residents charged with plans to carry out attacks against Israelis. Security forces found a drone they suspect was meant to carry explosives

Military campaign along Turkey's southern border would create a 30-kilometer deep 'safe zones,' president says, most likely targeting Kurdish militants

Israel has maintained that a request by a historian to reveal protocols dealing with the Kafr Qasem massacre would harm state security and its foreign affairs. Now that a military court has made a ruling, it’s unknown if, when and what information ...

Iran hasn't budged in the face of assassinations and public unrest, but continued demands for support in the fight against 'the forces of arrogance and evil' may prove difficult for the regime

While the killing of a Revolutionary Guards colonel seems less like a change of policy and more like an acceleration of hostilities, Israel appears to have shelved any attack plans against Iranian nuclear sites

Teenager's death follows suspected arson in Hura that left a 12-year-old badly burnt

Colonel Hassan Sayyad Khodaei, a senior Iran Revolutionary Guards member, 'was the mastermind' behind a 2012 car bombing targeting an Israeli diplomat in New Delhi

The increase comes as a response to rising inflation ■ The last time the benchmark interest rate reached 0.75 percent was in July 2014

Israel also extends the visas of some 15 thousand Ukrainian refugees and rules that only those who have arrived after the Russia's invasion began will be permitted to work

The law, which will cover 75 percent of tuition fees for discharged Israeli soldiers, passed in the Knesset with only the Joint List voting against

Police seeks to overturn a Jerusalem court decision to revoke an order that kept three Jewish men from the Temple Mount after they recited a prayer at the holy site

One person just prevented Israelis from potentially having another election in September. It wasn’t Meretz lawmaker Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi

The grave is being opened to investigate the circumstances surrounding the boy's reported death amid claims by families that their children were abducted by Israel in the 1950s

European Union Parliament President Roberta Metsola also told Israeli lawmakers the EU supports a two-state solution with the Palestinians

Fears of a greater casualty toll arise as it is believed that more than 80 people are still trapped under the rubble of the 10-story building

An Israeli mayor says he is 'shamed and shocked,' as dozens mark Nakba Day in a Be'er Sheva university

The Russian sergeant was convicted in a trial with huge symbolic significance as Ukraine claims to have identified more than 10,000 possible Russian war crimes

Data requested by Haaretz reveals lack of diversity in the Israeli Supreme Court internship program, with vast majority of interns coming from the same academic institutions and cities

An Israeli judge overturned an order that kept three Jewish men from the Temple Mount after they recited a prayer. Within hours, the ruling sent shockwaves

Biden's Asia visit is all about preparing for 'the China era': turning the 'pivot to Asia' into viable foreign policy. The presidents of Russia and China played an unwitting part as well

Matan and Guy, two grooms, stood under the chuppah and broke the glasses together in an unprecedented episode of the Israeli version of 'Married at First Sight'

The two say they were subjected to various torture methods by Israel's Shin Bet security service for over a month, including being locked in a cabinet for hours and bound to a chair for days without food or bathroom access

New documentary film 'The Devil's Confessions: The Lost Eichmann Tapes,' offers a harrowing expose of the executor of the Final Solution, Adolf Eichmann, based on long-lost interview recordings. It also raises questions about Israel's reluctance to u...

Iran Guards' spokesperson says the killing of senior member, who was likely behind a series of plots against Israeli businesspeople and diplomats, strengthens group's resolve to confront Iran's 'enemies'

Bennett's office has been plagued by infighting in recent months between centrist and right-leaning advisers

Rival factions of the Ger Hasidic sect fought running battles in three Israeli cities over the weekend. This is why the fur is flying

In the city built at the legendary birthplace of Abraham, stories are still told about him and his precocious fetuses in the unique mud-brick beehive dome houses of the Harran plain

Hospital findings show the 21-year-old Palestinian who collapsed during Al-Aqsa clashes in April has likely died of a heart attack

There wasn't a single ounce of credibility in Israeli lawmaker Rinawie Zoabi's charade, but everyone, media and government, fell for it

A Jerusalem lower court judge overturns an order that kept three Jewish men from the Temple Mount after they recited a prayer at the holy site ■ 'There is no plan to change the status quo on the Temple Mount,' Bennett's office says

The ministry plans to purchase more vaccines but says a large scale campaign is unlikely, as vaccines cause negative side effects and the disease is less infectious and dangerous than COVID-19

The report on the incident finds that dozens of armed individuals joined the official security forces in their effort to locate the assailant, without being subject to the chain of command

Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh calls on Palestinians to be 'on high alert', adding that the Palestinian people are now united across boundaries in their resistance against Israel

'The Immigration and Nationality Law requires that the secretary of state must revoke a designation' if the secretary finds this to be the case, a U.S. official says

Two motorcyclists shoot Col. Hassan Sayyad Khodaei, who was likely behind a series of plots against Israeli businesspeople and diplomats. Meanwhile, Iran says members of an Israeli intelligence network were captured

Meretz lawmaker Rinawie Zoabi says that following pressure from local Arab government heads, she has returned to the coalition to help 'fulfil the needs of Arab society'

When Immunai, a machine learning firm creating a ‘GPS’ for drug development, was just getting started a leading professor was skeptical about it – now he's their close consultant

The director’s recent Netflix comedy ‘The Bubble’ was slated by critics, but his two HBO series on beloved stand-ups George Carlin and Garry Shandling are things of beauty

Sunday’s election brought the Labor Party, led by Anthony Albanese, back to power for the first time since 2013. The new prime minister vows to support Israel, but his potential coalition partners aren't on the same page

A new class of cyber firms has arisen in recent years, firms focused on the physical aspect of cybersecurity. An inside look at the battle to protect the Internet of Things

Ukrainians celebrate their national identity on Vyshyvanka Day, and over 2,500 people marched through Tel Aviv at a particularly fraught time. Attendees explain why this year’s event mattered above all others

State-owned Israel Aerospace Industries is concentrating its efforts on trade in Europe, focusing mainly on Germany and countries neighboring Russia, while cashing in on post-COVID demand for commercial aviation

An Israeli court convicts the six Palestinians for the 'unprecedented' jailbreak, while five more inmates are charged for assisting in the escape plan

Deserting lawmaker Rinawie Zoabi is expected to announce her intent to vote with the coalition, sources say ■ Her resignation left the coalition two seats shy of a majority and threatened to send Israel to a fifth election in three years

'The sense of urgency is palpable. The old Nazis are dying': How a British film-maker launched a decade-long project to interview the last Nazi eyewitnesses to the Holocaust, and why Germany refused to fund him

What will Sweden and Finland's move to join NATO mean for Europe, Russia, and even far-away Israel, and what will Putin's next move in Ukraine be?

Israeli health officials feared the passenger, who returned from Europe, was carrying monkeypox

The war will not stop after any concessions, 'It will just be put on pause for some time,' a Ukraine negotiator says amid stagnated peace talks

Roberta Metsola’s visit is her first since her election to her post in January 2022, and is the first by a president of the European Parliament in Israel since 2014