The Latest Breaking News from Haaretz

Israeli newspapers run black front page ads in protest of judicial reform legislation

Antiquities from Israel’s national treasures collection have ended up at Trump’s Florida estate, say reports

Israeli officials are struggling to get the antiquities back

Israel is trying to get back a set of priceless oil lamps which it lent for display at the White House during Mr Trump’s presidency

PM Netanyahu is strongly considering deploying the internal security service to police Palestinian citizens of Israel.

State assembly member introduced law to prohibit tax-deductible donations from being used to expel Palestinians from their land

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has defied the polls to lead his main rival in the first round of voting in Turkey’s make-or-break presidential election.

‘What is clear is that Dad was involved in secret missions on behalf of the Mossad’

The Military Intelligence Division of the Israeli Army (Aman) saw that the possibility of war breaking out in the region has increased over the past months. In a report issued on Tuesday and published by Haaretz, Aman considered that the current escalation during the month of Ramadan stemmed from three…

Israel’s national Holocaust memorial has criticized a new agreement renewing Israeli school trips to Poland, saying it recommends a number of “problematic sites” that distort history

Rabbi Gilad Kariv, a Labour party member of Israel’s parliament, warns ultra-conservative members are pushing tighter controls