Officials from the U.S. government and Palestinian Authority met virtually to discuss economic cooperation, strongly indicating Biden's commitment to improving U.S.-Palestinian relations

Uncertainties, Torah quotes and Maimonides' philosophy were all given voice in the newly-declassified 1949 debate about Israel's death penalty

Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky receives death threats after he endorsed Israel's children COVID vaccine drive, stating that getting inoculated was mandatory under Torah law

The students at are accused of funneling money, organizing rallies in support of Hamas as well as incitement, according to a military statement

Before building Charles Clore Park on its ruins, landscape architect Hillel Omer filmed a neighborhood on the cusp of destruction. Some 50 years on, his grandchild, Mai Omer, revisits Manshiya for a new exhibition

Officials are also set to reexamine the 'red list' – countries with high rates of COVID infection to and from which travel is banned – later on Tuesday, as 22 new omicron cases are discovered in Israel

On the latest episode of Haaretz Weekly podcast, our guest Prof. Gisela Dachs analyzes Germany’s relationship with Israel in the era of the former Chancellor, and predicts 'continuity' under new leader Olaf Scholz