A member of the Gur community is accused of various schemes, including blackmail and kidnapping, to prevent a woman from seeing her nine children.

The president's new budget sounds like Netanyahu's dream come true - it decimates the values and institutions liberals hold most dear.

Issa tells Haaretz how soldiers and police beat him, dislodging his prosthetic leg.

Placemaking is seemingly a win-win proposition: Artists get support and a platform for displaying their work, the public gets new and refreshing artistic content and owners see property values rise. But over the long term, it could look different.

A U.S. official says the strike in northern Syria killed several terrorists; Syrian opposition activists say dozens, mostly civilians, were killed.

Kagame is the first leader of an African country to address the influential pro-Israel lobby's annual D.C. conference.

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Arrest of ultra-Orthodox draft dodger causes ire among Rabbi Shmuel Auerbach's Lithuanian faction, who threaten to disrupt the 30,000 runners expected to participate.