Acclaimed Irish author says she cannot sign a contract with an Israeli company 'that does not publicly distance itself from apartheid'

Educators say that giving students a day for ‘independent study’ prepares them for the 21st century, but after a year of Zoom learning some parents are skeptical

Unlike countries such as France, Britain and Germany, many popular nature sites in Israel charge for admittance. Now, with overcrowding and trash at free sites an increasing problem, the argument is heating up over what to do next

It is still unknown whether the convenience store chain, which operates on 24/7 basis, will keep its stores open on Shabbat

Speaking on the Haaretz Weekly podcast, former Mossad chief Efraim Halevy explained how Netanyahu's tactics brought Iran closer than ever to a nuclear weapon and suggested that Israel should negotiate with Hamas

According to the indictment, Abd al-Rahman Abu Ja'afar of Jenin and Ihab Salama provided shelter and food to prisoners Iham Kamamji and Monadal Infiat

Israelis are paying less than what the OECD estimated for housing and utilities, a new study shows, but they're still shelling out much more in general, for many goods and services, than their foreign peers