Ben Samuels will assume the newly established role of U.S. Bureau Chief, and Arno Rosenfeld will join as the new Washington correspondent. The appointments are the first major hires in Haaretz's long-term strategic American expansion

The 1926 villa, located in Jerusalem's Talbieh neighborhood and once owned by Canadian Jewish philanthropist Charles Bronfman, sold despite requiring extensive renovation, highlighting continued demand for the capital's rare historic homes

Around 40 percent of the roughly 1 million people displaced by the war have returned home, though many remain unable to do so because their homes were destroyed. 'The fact that the others have not returned means they have a much harder situation,' Lebanon's social affairs minister said

Last week, Uri Misgav wrote in Haaretz that our new Jewish-Arab party would waste votes for the anti-Netanyahu bloc. He's wrong. In-depth polling shows we bring tens of thousands of potential voters, mainly politically homeless women and young people from the Arab community

Reut Ben Haim, chair of the right-wing Tzav 9 group, was charged with obstructing a police officer in the execution of his duty and causing a public disturbance, a charge rarely filed over protests