The U.S. and European countries are already supplying Ukraine beyond Israel's capabilities, but Israeli officials fear not sending more help may erode global trust in its defense industries

Moscow calls Israeli Foreign Minister Lapid's rebuke of Lavrov's Hitler comment 'anti-historical' and says it 'explains to a large extent why the current Israeli government supports the neo-Nazi regime in Kyiv'

Israeli Prof. Dan Tchernov is not concerned for the fate of the earth, but believes an umbrella organization devoted to the sea is needed. 'For the first time an organism – us – is initiating the extinction'

Following right-wing activists’ objections, Tel Aviv District Court Judge Michal Agmon-Gonen was ordered not to speak before the Association for Civil Rights in Israel over its frequent involvement in court litigation

Six bereaved families of Israeli soldiers who died by suicide talk to Haaretz about their memories, and about shame, self-flagellation and how the military and society can do better

The military censor must learn to differentiate between trivial details and what is really important to keep in the shadows, with an emphasis on concealing information that could surprise the enemy in the future

Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked had decided to remove the repatriation ban last month, threatening dozens of asylum seekers from the Democratic Republic of Congo with expulsion