According to the Hamas-run ministry, severe deterioration in nutrition and drinking water quality has led to an outbreak of Guillain-Barré Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder

In July, Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar visited Ukraine and strongly condemned Russian attacks on civilians. Until then, Israeli criticism of the Russian invasion has been minimal. But sources who spoke to Haaretz say this doesn't constitute a fundamental policy change

A "hotbed of terrorism" or a place for rehabilitation and development? In August 2005, then–Prime Minister Ariel Sharon made a move that reshaped history for Palestinians and Israelis. A fierce debate unfolded in Haaretz. Who was right?

The UN says Israel's demand for Palestinian staff data could force NGOs to halt operations, warning it would prevent 'critical, life-saving humanitarian assistance'

At special session called by Israel, Ilay David urged the Security Council to demand the immediate release of all hostages held in Gaza

Survivors and families of Israelis murdered or kidnapped in the October 7 Hamas massacre have filed a landmark lawsuit against Meta, accusing the social media giant of enabling and amplifying livestreamed terror

Rubik Danilovich called on government to act: 'When I took office the Negev was 75 percent Jewish. Today we are at 59 percent.' A Bedouin social activistresponded by saying: 'As long as you treat the Bedouin community as a problem instead of a partner, don't expect prosperity'