Porush's Tuesday demand effectively put the divisive issue of ultra-Orthodox conscription back on Netanyahu's desk, just as he persuaded ultra-Orthodox leaders on Sunday to postpone the passing of the draft exemption until after the government budget is passed

Alleged Israeli attack also takes Aleppo airport out of service, Syrian officials claim

Food Security Council says that the billion-shekel proposal, part of Shas' election platform, is likely to create link between eligibility and politics

Police launch investigations into two separate incidents resulting in the death of two men with criminal records in northern Israel

‘Anyone who sees AI only as a threat is missing the fact it’s also a huge opportunity,’ says Prof. Sheizaf Rafaeli, who is convinced that academia needs to undergo drastic change

Gordin was Haaretz's South Africa correspondent from 2012-2016. He was 70 in his death and is survived by his wife, Deborah Blake, and his children, Jake and Nina

The hard-right government's assault on democracy is sending voters from the right over to opposition leader Yair Lapid