Opponents said the bill aimed to silence people who want to speak out on the oppression of Palestinians and opened up educators to personal legal liability in lawsuits

IDF spotter Noa Marciano's body was recovered by the army in November 2023. Her father says government policies are hurting their family: 'My daughter's commander didn't act as expected on October 7 – and he was promoted'

In an attempt to dissuade the ultra-Orthodox parties from their protest campaign to dissolve the Knesset, Netanyahu is relying on the Iranian threat. The Haredim may pretend to swallow the bait, if only to prevent the dissolution of the government themselves

Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the U.K., and Sweden have imposed 'personal' measures on far-right ministers Ben-Gvir and Smotrich – signaling to Israelis while keeping their distance from Netanyahu

The U.S. president, Israel's far-right government, its irresponsible media and at least one mysterious poll are telling Israelis – and whoever will listen – that Gazans will easily leave behind the rubble of their homeland and emigrate to greener pastures. Reliable data says otherwise

Ahead of talks, the U.S. president reiterated that he would not allow Tehran to develop arms, regardless of a deal. 'But it would be nicer to do it without warfare, without people dying,' he said

The 26-year-old is running to represent Chicago on Capitol Hill. Kat Abughazaleh talks to Haaretz about calling out antisemitism on the left, why breaking cycles of trauma matters in politics and why 'we cannot make this a single-issue election'

Hateful rhetoric toward Reform Jews in Israel is nothing new, but this time it came from Likud, rather than the far right. To ensure that Israeli Judaism doesn't become exclusive to barn arsonists and false messiahs, we need to act