This week at the Ben-Gurion airport: An event planner mourns the end of an era in Tel Aviv, and a social worker explains how she unwinds from her emotionally demanding work

A pioneering Israeli scholar of German history, Prof. Moshe Zimmermann looks back to 1930s Europe in order to understand where Israel is headed

Rachel Bohbot's husband, who is suspected of the killing, was 'insanely jealous' and told her either 'she'll be with him or be in the ground,' relatives told Haaretz

Decision expected to be challenged in the United States Supreme Court

The number of antisemitic hate crimes recorded by many of the United Kingdom's largest police forces jumped sharply in the weeks following the outbreak of the Hamas-Israel conflict

Two wounded in stabbing south of Jerusalem ■ Rocket sirens, aerial infiltration warnings sound across northern Israel ■ Israeli Foreign Minister: Israeli ambassador won't return as long as Erdogan is Turkey's president ■ Egypt says yet to receive response to three-stage cease-fire proposal ■ IDF says it uncovered more tunnels in Gaza City ■ IDF names three soldiers killed in Gaza fighting ■ At least 1,300 civilians and soldiers killed in Israel since Oct. 7; at least 130 hostages held in Gaza ■ Hamas-run Health Ministry: 21,110 killed, 55,243 wounded in Gaza

Israel is set to experience a particularly toxic potion: a long war of attrition along two borders or more, with a leader who clings to power and attempts to enact antidemocratic legislation

On the first anniversary of the failure government, the public is united in its desire to see its leader go ■ After a leak from the High Court, former chief justice Esther Hayut once again faces Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's mob