Netanyahu's supporters called demonstrators monsters, and the Knesset gave them a seal of approval. It is a shocking failure of the government, at the lowest point of Israel's democracy

Despite the COVID-19 spike among ultra-Orthodox and calls for obedience among non-Hasidic and Sephardic communities, several Hasidic courts are doubling down on business as usual ahead of the upcoming Sukkot festival

Delving into the biography of a grandfather he never met, Haaretz's editor discovered a forgotten chapter of family history. The story of a world that is no more, but whose imprint is felt over a century later

The Park Hotel, the Maxim restaurant, Mike’s Place – legendary names in Israel whose owners overcame terrible tragedies, are now steeled for any challenge

An Israeli-made drone can be seen in video footage published by Azerbaijan of its strikes against Armenian targets in the Nagorno-Karabakh enclave, where dozens have been reported killed within a week

Bank of Israel says hoarding has caused jump in supply of banknotes and coins

The city says its demand is based on a bylaw prohibiting eyesores and is in line with a general policy of barring people from putting up signs in public areas except during election campaigns

Pediatric wards cope with a marked increase of coronavirus among children hospitalized for reasons unrelated to the virus