The number of jackals roaming Tel Aviv is estimated in the hundreds. A new pilot program aims to change cat-feeding practices to reduce access for jackals

The events of the past few days highlight how Israel exploits settler terrorism – which has long ceased to be 'isolated clashes' – to establish facts on the ground, while benefiting from the world's indifference. When armed settlers enjoy immunity, the message to Palestinians is clear: there is no one to protect you

From London in the 1920s to Tel Aviv a century later, Haaretz chronicles how Christmas moved from an uncomfortable curiosity to a visible, consumer-driven holiday among Jewish families

The failure to use allocated funds risks deepening the Arab community's sense of abandonment. During the current government's term, the number of meetings on the issue has declined, while key programs remain unimplemented despite having budgets

The mayor-elect will be the first Muslim to lead New York City, where nearly 1 in 10 residents practice Islam

Ohana became Israel's first openly gay Knesset speaker in 2023 and has voted against the coalition numerous times in the past on issues relating to the LGBTQ community

Meanwhile, the market share of Israel's largest airline, El Al, dipped from 47.5 percent in 2024 to roughly 38 percent of all flights. Both decreasing trends can be attributed to more foreign airlines returning to Israel during the current year