The Israeli prime minister is caught between his need and desire to quash Justice Minister Yariv Levin’s poisonous legal upheaval and his inability to publicly announce its demise

A man in his 60s was shot and killed in Lod, in central Israel ■ Police believe the incident is not terror related

Patrick Dykstra, a BAFTA-winning cameraman, says it might be possible to decode the sperm whale's language in five years. He tells Haaretz about the film on the subject at the prestigious DocAviv festival

The soldier, who ran for the far-right Otzma Yehudit party slate, was filmed at the Knesset with the spokesman for party leader Itamar Ben-Gvir

The front rows at the event, billed as a 'show for the entire family,' are reserved for men ■ Families who wish to sit together are relegated to three rows of balcony seating far from the stage

Defying Iran sanctions with dangerous ship-to-ship transfers and transceivers turned off, eight tankers made 17 deliveries of oil to Syria in the last six months. Experts warn: There’s no oversight, this is a ticking ecological time bomb

'There will be no tweets like this again,' commits Foreign Minister Cohen, despite his own ministry's assertion that Musk sparked a wave of antisemitic conspiracies following his tweets