He was austere, a vegetarian and someone who strove to live in harmony with nature. Eastern European-born Eliezer Kamenezky left a fleeting mark on the Land of Israel last century and went on to lead an extraordinary life

Ahead of the October 27 election, philosophers David Enoch and Saul Smilansky confront an uncomfortable truth – no single vote decides the outcome – and explain why staying home still can't be justified

The IDF said troops first fired in the air and then at the Palestinian and that the incident is under review. Similar settler incursions accompanied by soldiers have increased in recent weeks

A Haaretz analysis of Meta's ad data shows Netanyahu's opponents have outspent him online for years. Now he's spending again - with a vengeance

A settler reports a sheep theft – apparently a false accusation – setting off this chain of events: The army raids a Palestinian village, joins settlers in stealing dozens of sheep and goats and, along the way, shoots two young men dead

Reports say the talks are being pushed to October amid scheduling constraints, while Lebanese President Joseph Aoun says Beirut remains committed to Israel's withdrawal, the return of prisoners and displaced people, and reconstruction

Israeli mother and daughter Mali and Liel Yahalomi tried to disappear abroad, only to be tracked down in Argentina. Their story reveals how smartphones, credit cards, cameras and our digital footprints have made going off the grid nearly impossible

Kamran Hekmati was prosecuted over a trip to Israel 13 years ago for his son's bar mitzvah. His family says Iran has yet to return his passport after releasing him from Evin Prison