Netanyahu's campaign for direct election of the prime minister is his only remaining lifeline

Days of anti-Arab attacks in Jerusalem could reach a boiling point tonight as a far-right Jewish group calls on its supporters to arm themselves and attack Palestinians

Yehuda Meshi-Zahav was found unconscious at his home and evacuated to the hospital in critical condition; In March, a Haaretz investigation revealed dozens of accusations of sexual assault against him

A collection of precious relics of Afghanistan’s ancient past are returning home as the nation confronts deepening uncertainty about its future

A nostalgic and honest memoir by Haaretz’s Larry Derfner spotlights a lower-middle class, racially diverse community, featuring sometimes cringe-worthy stories that capture a fleeting moment in American Jewish history

Argentina’s economic woes, exacerbated by the global health crisis, have caused a double-digit growth in immigration to Israel and a surge in new files opened with the Jewish Agency

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: She wanted to quit Israel for good, so she became a digital wanderer

The water of the southern Jordan River is currently not of sufficient quality to rehabilitate the ecological system in the area. Implementing the Water Authority's plan would change that, but Mekorot has other ideas