The municipality says it has improved drainage system, but latest deaths point to a bigger problem in the city's southern, neglected neighborhoods, which experts says may take years to fix

Cyrpriot President Nicos Anastasiades is expected to pardon the woman, convicted of fabricating a claim that she was raped by twelve Israelis in Ayia Napa in July

Global warming is exacerbating atmospheric chaos in unpredictable ways, science warns, and Tel Aviv just bore the brunt

A non-profit group accuses some 165 companies of using aggressive sales pitches to lure consumers to read them their credit card information over the phone.

Judge Eti Craif, suspected of bribery, deleted messages she sent to Moshe Kahlon, who was also on the judicial appointments committee

New York Attorney General Letitia James tells Haaretz how she intends to tackle the state’s anti-Semitism crisis with a combination of tougher legal action, educational work and cracking down on online hate speech

Haaretz reported allegations that Efraim Nave worked to promote the judge in return for furthering Nave’s interests