Compiled days before the Israel-Hamas cease-fire began earlier this month, the classified U.S. report casts doubt on whether Israel will be held accountable, citing a 'large backlog of incidents' and a review process described as biased in favor of the IDF

According to police, the 14-year-old reached out to Hamas and ISIS and photographed security sites in Israel for them. The boy has been held as a security detainee for over two weeks in harsh conditions, and is suspected of membership in a terrorist organization and conspiracy

Clinical psychologist Prof. Yossi Levi-Belz works with soldiers who returned from the war in Gaza with a moral injury

Twenty-five years ago, in the aftermath of a bloody war, Serbia faced a world that condemned it for war crimes. In conversations with Haaretz, Serbian experts reflect on what it takes for a society to truly move forward – and caution against a battle of narratives in which all sides stand to lose

Two weeks after Omri Miran returned from captivity, his wife Lishay tells Haaretz about the challenges they both face – emphasizing that the struggle and recovery are far from over: 'I haven't processed what I experienced as a woman and as a mother on Oct 7'

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: a woman whose dogs have retired after a stellar run on the show circuit, and a couple who refused to let air raid sirens spoil their wedding celebration

The officer, a man in his 40s, has long been recognized within the Defense Ministry's rehabilitation department as struggling with both physical and mental health issues, including post-traumatic stress. The traumatic incident that triggered his condition occurred roughly a decade ago