16.01.2026 à 20:33
Local U.K. police chief resigns over use of AI-based intelligence to bar Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from soccer match
Haaretz
Chief Constable Craig Guildford said he was resigning Friday, after the Home Secretary told parliament she had lost confidence in him over a probe which found he used false intelligence in November to ban Israeli soccer fans from a match in Birmingham
16.01.2026 à 20:08
'One night in Sinai I saw guys jamming around a campfire. That moment changed my life'
Mae Palty
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: An Israeli nomad who let a musical journey take over his life, and an Israeli therapist who immigrated to Switzerland at age 60 and is now questioning that choice
16.01.2026 à 19:11
Former maestro of Israel Philharmonic Zubin Mehta canceled Israeli concerts over Netanyahu policies
Shay Ringel
The musical director of the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra from 1981 until his retirement in 2019, Mehta said he is not able to divide his musical endeavors from politics, and urged musicians to take a stand on contentious issues
16.01.2026 à 18:11
Israel's defense minister commends IDF Gaza demolitions during cease-fire
Yaniv Kubovich
Defense Minister Israel Katz praised reports of the Israeli military demolishing over 2,500 structures in Gaza since the cease-fire took effect in October
16.01.2026 à 17:32
Analysis | The moral depravity of 'why aren't they demonstrating for Iran?'
Dahlia Scheindlin
Israelis who never joined demonstrations for their fellow citizens being killed in unprecedented numbers in a wave of criminal violence and wouldn't consider demonstrating for Gazan civilians, are appalled by what they perceive as the global left's silence on Iran
16.01.2026 à 17:32
Five Palestine Action activists plead not guilty over U.K. military base break-in
Reuters
The charges stem from a June 20 vandalism attack on Royal Air Force planes claimed by the Palestine Action group, which has since been banned as a terror organization in the U.K.
16.01.2026 à 15:04
'Birthright is tone-deaf': Why many young Jews don't want their free trip to Israel
Haaretz Podcast
16.01.2026 à 14:23
Will Netanyahu pull a Trump and try to stay in power after losing an election?
Yossi Verter
That option is in the works, sources say, and after all, Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana once said that not every High Court ruling must be respected ■ Benny Gantz loses his integrity, not just his former large constituency ■ How Education Minister Yoav Kisch is a fascist in the making
16.01.2026 à 14:17
Not Masada or the Dead Sea: Young Diaspora Jews provide protective presence in the West Bank
Judy Maltz
Several new programs, specifically designed for Jews from English-speaking countries, provide an opportunity to push back against settler violence by living among Palestinians and documenting their experiences
16.01.2026 à 14:05
Trump says 'no one convinced' him against Iran strike, amid reports of Netanyahu delay request
Haaretz
As the head of Israel's Mossad arrived in Washington on Friday and is expected to meet with Witkoff to discuss Iran, Trump said that over 800 scheduled hangings of Iranian protesters were cancelled by Iranian leadership, amid reports Netanyahu and Arab leaders convinced the U.S. president not to strike
16.01.2026 à 13:19
In a bid for stability, Arab states have become a buffer zone between Iran and Trump
Zvi Bar'el
The Gulf states and Turkey are mounting an intensive diplomatic push to avert a U.S.–Iran clash that could trigger a costly regional war, offering economic incentives to ensure their territory and interests remain protected. So far, the effort appears to be working
16.01.2026 à 11:42
'It has to succeed': Persian Jewish Israelis back Iran protesters, dream of visiting ancestral homeland
Yair Foldes
With tearful eyes, singing in Persian, and chanting 'Death to Khamenei,' a group of Israelis demonstrated in solidarity with the Iranian people on Wednesday. While everyone hoped for the protesters' success, some were pessimistic about Iran's future
16.01.2026 à 10:57
Protesters urging probe of Netanyahu aides' Qatar ties questioned by police over counterfeit money
Bar Peleg
The protesters' attorney said that it was clear that the fake money was 'part of a performance depicting Qataris bribing Netanyahu's entire inner circle,' and other demonstrators testified that they had previously used the fake bills without issue
16.01.2026 à 10:22
Poll: Netanyahu coalition loses seat as Religious Zionism fails to clear electoral threshold
Haaretz
A new poll from Channel 12 News finds that the Likud remains the most popular party, but the governing coalition has lost a seat overall, while Bezalel Smotrich's party fails to clear the electoral threshold and would not enter the Knesset
16.01.2026 à 10:18
Caught between U.S. doubts and Israeli concern, Trump delays a strike on Iran
Amos Harel
The toppling of the Iranian regime, if it happens, would be a very positive strategic change in the Middle East. However, the main question which now justifiably troubles Israeli citizens is whether an American attack would in turn lead to an Iranian decision to launch missiles and drones at Israel
16.01.2026 à 09:31
Witkoff says U.S. favors diplomacy over military action in Iran, sees economic strain as leverage
Haaretz
Witkoff also described Trump's emotional reaction during a November White House visit by Israeli hostages and their families, including 17 of the last 20 hostages released the previous month. 'I saw the tears. He doesn't like anyone to see tears. And he said to me, "This is the greatest day I've ever had in the White House"'
16.01.2026 à 08:11
Trump announces Gaza Board of Peace after U.S. declares move to phase two of cease-fire
Liza Rozovsky
As chair of the Board of Peace, Trump said he supports a Palestinian technocratic committee appointed this week to manage Gaza during what he described as a period of transition. 'These Palestinian leaders are unwaveringly committed to a PEACEFUL future,' he said
16.01.2026 à 04:50
Israel's defense minister commends IDF demolitions in Gaza during cease-fire
Haaretz
15.01.2026 à 23:17
Netanyahu's destructive coalition turns its attention to crushing academia
Haaretz Editorial
15.01.2026 à 22:59
Israeli justice minister to file complaint against High Court president over construction violations, despite AG saying it was unfounded
Chen Maanit
In a letter that Justice Minister Levin called 'one big criminal offense,' Attorney General Baharav-Miara argued his upcoming disciplinary complaint against the Supreme Court president was baseless – a probe previously found the claim meritless. The minister also flaunted procedure
15.01.2026 à 22:56
The Israeli left has a lot to learn from this Bibi-ist, Kahanist coalition
Ravit Hecht
15.01.2026 à 22:52
The arrest of Yahya Ayyash's widow shows how scared Israeli authorities are of Palestinians' stories
Hanin Majadli
15.01.2026 à 22:50
Israel's prison, police chiefs battle for Ben-Gvir's funds and favoritism
Josh Breiner
Sources told Haaretz that Israel's police chief believes that the prisons chief is receiving preferential treatment from National Security Minister Ben-Gvir, and recruiting prison service officers from the ranks of an already understaffed police force
15.01.2026 à 22:11
Mandate for Gaza? Bangladesh is 'interested' in joining cease-fire security force – but with conditions
Nazmul Ahasan
The interim government in Dhaka didn't consult major political parties – or even its own cabinet – before deciding 'in principle' to send peacekeeping troops to Gaza. Amid domestic unrest, imminent elections and wariness about U.S. pressure, the backlash in Bangladesh is building
15.01.2026 à 21:52
Yasha Grobman is the leading candidate to head the Israel Museum
Naama Riba
If appointed, the architect, artist and professor would be the Museum's sixth director in a decade, and would be tasked with managing a cultural institution with a high staff turnover rate and an operational deficit
15.01.2026 à 21:32
Thousands march against ultra-Orthodox IDF draft exemption law in Jerusalem
Yael Freidson
Several Knesset members participated in the march, along with reservists and bereaved families. A reservist who served hundreds of days in the war said: 'Those who say they'd rather die than enlist do not want to be part of Israeli society'
15.01.2026 à 21:27
Report: Netanyahu urges Trump to delay U.S. military strike on Iran
Haaretz
A U.S. official told the New York Times that Netanyahu and Trump spoke on Wednesday, when the president said he had been told that the killing of protesters in Iran has stopped, and that there are no plans for executions. The official did not specify why Netanyahu requested the delay
15.01.2026 à 21:06
Is Trump's bluff powerful enough to stop the U.S., Iran and Israel from sliding into war?
Ben Samuels
Trump's supporters will undoubtedly frame the deceleration of the slide toward conflict as validation of his madman theory of global affairs, in which the power of his threats alone carries more weight than previous U.S. leaders
15.01.2026 à 20:34
Argentinian President Milei, Sydney Sweeney meet freed hostages
Ben Kroll
David and Ariel Cunio, Argentine citizens, were held by Hamas for nearly 740 days before their release last October. Avinatan Or was freed the same day, while Noa Argamani was rescued in the summer of 2024
15.01.2026 à 20:21
Mothers share stories of Gaza's wartime and postwar healthcare in new studies
Nir Hasson
Two reports, one Israeli and the other American, describe malnourished mothers, underweight babies and pregnant women sharing hospital beds in Gaza, where the healthcare system collapsed as a result of the war: 'Maha can only afford to change her daughter's diaper once a day'
15.01.2026 à 19:52
Israel Prison Service shares – then deletes – video showing guards cheering Ben-Gvir
Josh Breiner
The footage, originally released by Ben-Gvir's far-right Otzma Yehudit party, was filmed at a year-end event where the minister urged guards to record and share his greetings with their families. The service said it removed the post following a Haaretz inquiry
15.01.2026 à 19:28
More guns, more murders: 2025 was a deadly year for Israeli women
Ran Shimoni
Forty-six women were murdered in Israel last year, most by relatives. Yet there isn't even an official definition of domestic violence, and government ministries are mainly busy with excuses
15.01.2026 à 19:18
For decades, he kept Netanyahu's deepest secrets. Now he tells all
Uri Misgav
Gabi Picker was Benjamin Netanyahu's intimate confidant and go-to man for special tasks – the kind that had to be hidden from Sara. Until now, he kept it all to himself. He's no longer willing to stay silent
15.01.2026 à 19:12
Life on Tel Aviv's streets: Eileen Nir doesn't want to be saved from sex work, drugs and violence
Ran Shimoni
She lived her whole life on streets in Tel Aviv's most neglected area. In an interview and in a new documentary, Eileen Nir breaks down the hypocrisy and cruelty of Israeli society
15.01.2026 à 19:07
Netanyahu government pushes law to take control of Israel's university and college budgets
Lior Dattel
Sponsored by a Likud minister, a Knesset committee is set to discuss a law that would empower the education minister to control budgets for Israeli higher education institutions, and issue fines and sanctions at will
15.01.2026 à 18:58
Macron slams French textbook description of Israeli October 7 victims as 'Jewish settlers'
Ben Kroll
In a textbook for the French graduation exam, publisher Hachette framed the onset of the Gaza war as following attacks which led to 'the death of 1,200 Jewish settlers', drawing condemnation from top French government officials and Jewish groups
15.01.2026 à 18:55
Shin Bet's new deputy chief, once subordinate to Netanyahu, to oversee probes into PM's inner circle
Amos Harel
A conflict-of-interest loophole: While Shin Bet chief David Zini is barred from probing the Bild and Qatargate scandals, no such restrictions apply to his newly appointed deputy, N. Omitted from the announcement was that N., who had been out of the service for a decade, previously worked under Netanyahu
15.01.2026 à 18:41
A Tel Aviv exhibit on Weimar-era art raises questions about mob mentality and self-censorship
Naama Riba
An exhibition at the Tel Aviv Museum on Germany's 1920s New Objectivity movement presents a cynical, unsentimental art that confronts reality without idealization. Curator Noam Gal stresses there is no parallel between Germany before Nazism and Israel in 2025, but says the need for critical art is 'very familiar to us'
15.01.2026 à 18:30
'I fell in love with the mold and dirt': The designer rebuilding the Israel of the past
Bar Belinitzki
While advertisements sell apartments through sleek renderings of modern towers, Shaul Cohen – the designer behind the hostages' solidarity pin – builds painstaking miniatures of old, worn-down Israeli buildings, gaining a devoted following in the process
15.01.2026 à 18:14
Israeli court: No connection between prime Qatargate suspect and Bild tabloid leak
Bar Peleg
An Israeli court ruled that Netanyahu's adviser Yonatan Urich, a central figure in the Qatargate affair, was not connected to the leak of sensitive IDF information to the German tabloid Bild in 2024, and that testimony indicating otherwise was unsupported
15.01.2026 à 17:51
Netanyahu to appoint ultra-Orthodox deputy minister in bid to ease tensions over IDF draft bill
Aaron Rabinowitz
Netanyahu will appoint a member from the Hasidic Agudat Yisrael faction as minister as the coalition pushes an IDF conscription bill, which the party opposes. Under the bill, all draft notices issued since the expiration of the previous legislation in 2023 will be canceled
15.01.2026 à 17:34
U.S. to lower security alert at Qatar air base after Iran reopens its airspace
The Associated Press
Trump said earlier on Wednesday that he had been told killings in Iran's crackdown were easing and that there was no current plan for large-scale executions, as the UN Security Council is set to meet Thursday afternoon to discuss tensions in Iran
15.01.2026 à 17:15
U.S. to lower security alert at Qatar air base after Iran reopens its airspace
Reuters
Trump said earlier on Wednesday that he had been told killings in Iran's crackdown were easing and that there was no current plan for large-scale executions, as the UN Security Council is set to meet Thursday afternoon to discuss tensions in Iran
15.01.2026 à 17:03
Trump administration wins appeal of ruling releasing pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil
Reuters
Khalil, a visible figure and a lead negotiator for protesters during the 2024 Gaza solidarity encampment on the Columbia campus, was arrested by ICE agents at his university-owned apartment in March 2025 and was later released in June
15.01.2026 à 16:16
Jailed Palestine Action activists end hunger strike after U.K. reportedly drops defense contract with Israel's Elbit
Ben Kroll
Two of the activists had refused food for over two months in their efforts to effect a 'permanent shutdown' of all Elbit facilities in the United Kingdom
15.01.2026 à 15:43
What would Iran look like the day after its regime falls?
Zvi Bar'el
If the Islamic Republic falls, a civil war could emerge from a fragmented opposition divided over strategy – both on how to topple the regime and on how to form a government to replace it. Despite his knack for public relations, the shah's son, Reza Pahlavi, could be part of the problem
15.01.2026 à 15:36
Can regime change fix Iran's broken economy?
David Rosenberg
The odds are against it. On the other hand, you can be sure the ayatollahs in Tehran, who created the problem, won't even try
15.01.2026 à 14:50
Three months into Gaza cease-fire: Israel expands control and razes neighborhoods
Yarden Michaeli
As U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff announces the next phase of Trump's Gaza plan, satellite images reveal the IDF extending the Yellow Line it controls deeper into Hamas-held areas, while Hamas builds tent cities
15.01.2026 à 14:41
Arab special-ed teacher gunned down in front of her children in northern Israel
Adi Hashmonai
As of Thursday, violent crime has taken the lives of 17 people in Israel since the beginning of the year, including 14 in the country's Arab society. The death toll due to violent crime in the country reached an all-time high last year, with 307 people being killed
15.01.2026 à 13:24
Netanyahu lawyer urged reporters to drop BibiLeaks story on chief of staff before police probe
Gidi Weitz
Eli Feldstein, a former spokesman for Netanyahu, said the prime minister's chief of staff Tzachi Braverman told him he could 'silence' the investigation into the leak of classified documents. Netanyahu's lawyer urged journalists not to report on Braverman, saying Shin Bet memos undermined Feldstein's credibility
15.01.2026 à 12:19
'We respectfully ask the West – amplify Iranian voices or take a step back'
Yishai Halper
As protests spread across Iran, Iranians in exile debate regime change, outside intervention and the fate of loved ones back home
15.01.2026 à 12:15
The many questions remaining after Gaza's new technocratic committee is established
Jack Khoury
Although the announcement of the committee's formation is ostensibly a significant step in the cease-fire process, real change will require funding, a police force with a clear mandate, and international mobilization to compel Israeli cooperation
15.01.2026 à 12:02
Trump's megalomaniac Board of Peace aside, technocrats are left to run Gaza for now
Liza Rozovsky
After Qatar and Egypt, for different reasons, pushed for the technocratic committee to govern Gaza, a message was sent to the world's powers that their megalomaniacal ambitions can wait, while an independent Palestinian administration deals with Gaza's health, education and reconstruction
15.01.2026 à 11:10
Rare video shows test of Israel's most advanced Arrow 4 missile interceptor
Oded Yaron
A marketing-style video that appeared on YouTube and X but is missing from official channels offers an unusual glimpse of Arrow 4, Israel's upcoming interceptor designed to counter hypersonic and multi-warhead missile threats
15.01.2026 à 09:13
U.K. probe finds 'confirmation bias' in AI-based police ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv soccer fans
Ben Kroll
The decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from the November UEFA Europa League soccer match with Aston Villa in Birmingham 'overstated the threat' posed by the fans, and 'understated the risk' posed to Israeli fans in the area, a probe ordered by British Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood found
15.01.2026 à 08:08
4.2-magnitude earthquake triggers sirens in Dead Sea, southern Negev areas
Zafrir Rinat
Home Front Command sounded sirens after an earthquake shook the area of the Dead Sea and the southern Negev. According to the Geological Survey of Israel, the earthquake which struck at 9 A.M. on Thursday, measured magnitude 4.2
15.01.2026 à 00:46
Israel already has a death penalty – for Gazans in need of medical care
Rafi Walden
15.01.2026 à 00:31
Gantz makes his way to the political trashcan by launching a Bibi-ist campaign
Uri Misgav
15.01.2026 à 00:03
Gantz let Netanyahu's coalition survive after October 7. He hasn't learned from his mistake
Sami Peretz
14.01.2026 à 23:30
Israeli police launch major operation in East Jerusalem as chief vows to 'crack down on these people'
Nir Hasson
None of the 32 people arrested in the Shoafat refugee camp were charged with security offenses, yet the police announced the seizure of ammunition, rifles and drugs. Dozens of officers gathered in the central square and posed with an Israeli flag
14.01.2026 à 22:47
Court slams Israel Police over mishandling of Bibileaks case
Bar Peleg
Judge says apparent failure to act on relevant information may have enabled suspects to engage in obstruction of justice; former IDF chief Herzl Halevi summoned to testify in case
14.01.2026 à 22:35
Inside the government's 52-page report claiming Haaretz is 'defaming' Israel
Linda Dayan
The Israeli government commissioned a report from a private business intelligence firm to back its filing to the High Court of Justice, in which it is justifying the decision to impose sanctions on the paper. The report doesn't refute Haaretz's reporting, but attempts to frame critical views and journalistic investigations as treasonous
14.01.2026 à 21:23
Why 'reform' Israel's judiciary when you can simply defy it?
Vera Weidenbach
'Do not abide by the decisions of the High Court,' a lawmaker said this week, adding to the cacophony of calls from inside the government to disobey court orders it doesn't like
14.01.2026 à 21:09
Netanyahu says Gaza phase two transition symbolic, won't undermine demilitarization
Jonathan Lis
Israeli political officials stressed that the shift to phase two, announced earlier by U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff, does not undermine efforts to advance the three main objectives Israel has yet to achieve – the return of the body of the last slain hostage, the disarmament of Hamas, and the demilitarization of Gaza
14.01.2026 à 21:06
Israel temporarily shuts UNRWA clinic in Jerusalem as agency fears permanent closure
Nir Hasson
Part of a wider campaign against UNRWA, the move follows new laws banning its activity in Israel and orders to cut water and power to remaining Jerusalem sites. UNRWA warns clinics, schools and centers serving hundreds of refugee youths could shut, ending its decades-long presence in the city
14.01.2026 à 20:57
Israeli security sources say they expect advance warning for U.S. strike on Iran; IDF chief orders defensive preparations
Yaniv Kubovich
Southern Israeli municipalities said they were opening public bomb shelters, as the Lufthansa Group said it will operate flights to and from Tel Aviv as day flights only, citing the Middle East situation and the need for crews to return to base without overnight stays in Israel
14.01.2026 à 19:16
U.S. withdrawing troops from key Middle East bases as precaution, American official says
Reuters
Tehran has warned regional allies it will strike U.S. bases if Washington attacks, as Iran faces its deadliest unrest since 1979. Qatar confirms personnel drawdowns at Al Udeid Air Base, while officials warn U.S. military intervention could come soon
14.01.2026 à 18:08
U.S. launches phase two of Trump's Gaza cease-fire plan, transition to Palestinian technocratic governance
Ben Samuels
Earlier Wednesday, an agreement was reached on forming a Palestinian technocratic committee to govern the Gaza Strip under the U.S.-backed plan aimed at ending the war, Egypt's foreign minister said. Envoy Witkoff did not announce the establishment of the Board of Peace, which is slated to oversee the committee's work
14.01.2026 à 17:46
AIPAC's worst nightmare? Why Netanyahu said Israel doesn't want U.S. military aid
Haaretz Podcast
14.01.2026 à 17:28
Israeli government-sponsored antisemitism confab will present Charlie Kirk with posthumous award
Judy Maltz
The award for Kirk's 'contribution to the global fight against antisemitism' will be presented at a gala dinner attended by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, senior Israeli political figures and international guests
14.01.2026 à 16:45
How Saudi Arabia could help solve the Israel-Palestinian conflict
Nimrod Goren
Saudi Arabia holds unique leverage over the conflict's future, but Riyadh needs to choose to engage on all fronts. This is what pro-peace Israelis and Palestinians need it to do
14.01.2026 à 16:38
Far-right pro-Israel Betar to close in New York after state investigation into 'campaign of violence'
Etan Nechin
The New York attorney general said an investigation 'uncovered an alarming and illegal pattern of bias-motivated harassment and violence designed to terrorize communities and shut down lawful protest,' targeting Arab, Muslim and Jewish New Yorkers alike
14.01.2026 à 16:07
Israel's Culture Ministry scraps 2026 arts prizes, ending decades-long tradition
Gili Izikovich
After dropping the Dvora Omer Prize for children's literature on Tuesday, Culture Minister Miki Zohar is also reportedly canceled the Levi Eshkol Creative Award for Hebrew Writers and others in music and the visual arts
14.01.2026 à 16:00
The Kremlin's silence on Iran's protests is a cover for just how much Russia stands to lose
Ksenia Svetlova
Russia's options are limited due to the risk of U.S. sanctions. A collapse of Iran's regime could cost Russia a key strategic partner and military supplier, fueling fears that if Iran's protests succeeded, the Russian masses may follow suit and turn against their own dictator
14.01.2026 à 14:09
Why did Israel sell arms to the ayatollahs' Iran, its bitterest enemy?
Ofer Aderet
In 1979, the last Israelis were expelled from Iran and the new regime declared a complete severing of ties. Yet this didn't prevent Israel from selling weapons and ammunition to the ayatollahs' regime a few years later. The full details of the secret ties between the two countries may come to light if the regime in Tehran falls
14.01.2026 à 13:42
Knesset advances bill giving justice minister control over police misconduct investigation
Noa Shpigel
Critics say the proposal, which passed a preliminary Knesset vote, would politicize oversight of police misconduct and weaken enforcement against corruption
14.01.2026 à 13:15
Police arrest man who called for ultra-Orthodox to protest against IDF conscription
Josh Breiner
'He mobilizes thousands to the streets with a phone call,' police argued, calling him 'an operational arm organizing the call for protests.' About 15,000 ultra-Orthodox took part in a protest last week that deteriorated into violent clashes, resulting in the death of a 14-year-old protester
14.01.2026 à 12:27
Mass arrests with nowhere to hold them: Overcrowding deepens Israel's incarceration crisis
Josh Breiner
A growing number of Palestinians suspected of illegal entry are being held in police custody in overcrowded cells, even told to 'defecate on each other.' One Palestinian was held overnight in an open-air cell in the Jerusalem Hills with no shoes, what he described as 'a cage with damp blankets'
14.01.2026 à 11:31
Hezbollah warns expanding disarmament push could lead to 'civil war'
Reuters
The group says the 2024 cease-fire with Israel applies only south of the Litani River, rejecting a state monopoly on arms elsewhere in Lebanon
14.01.2026 à 10:48
New York governor announces new ban on protests near synagogues following contentious demonstrations
Etan Nechin
Speaking at the State of the State address, Hochul blasted last week's protest chants outside a synagogue, where protestors shouted pro-Hamas chants during an Israeli real estate event. Hochul's proposal bans protests within 25 feet of the property line at houses of worship
14.01.2026 à 08:37
Court delays hearing on petitions to dismiss Ben-Gvir, says government did not address claims
Josh Breiner
Earlier on Tuesday, Ben-Gvir asked the court to dismiss the petitions outright, arguing that the High Court has no authority to rule on the dismissal of government ministers
14.01.2026 à 04:13
U.S. withdrawing troops from key Middle East bases as precaution, American official says
Haaretz
14.01.2026 à 00:15
Echoes of Iran: Israel's 'Supreme Leader' prioritizes the judicial coup over the country
Zvi Bar'el
13.01.2026 à 23:51
J Street endorses Rep. Dan Goldman and 'approves' Brad Lander in New York Congressional race
Etan Nechin
Left-leaning organization praised Goldman for having 'worked toward a better future for the Middle East' during his tenure
13.01.2026 à 23:36
Israel faces a constitutional crisis. We must not bow to those determined to break the law
Haaretz Editorial
13.01.2026 à 23:27
Most Israelis are willfully ignorant, opting to deny or justify. But there's an alternative
Yonatan Zeigen
Most Israelis, even if they speak or act in very problematic ways, simply want to live in security and comfort. If you offer them a package in which these conditions are guaranteed, they'll accept it gladly, even if the Palestinians are included in it
13.01.2026 à 23:25
The direct line between Sara Netanyahu's retouched photos and Qatargate
Noa Limone
The false visual representation has nothing to do with the human desire to look better. It's a tool for achieving power and control. Visual fake news. Long before Photoshop, despotic leaders distorted pictures
13.01.2026 à 23:20
Trump may give momentum, but the revolution hinges on how much Iranians are willing to sacrifice
Amos Harel
If the United States fails to support Iranian protesters, the President risks being accused of abandoning them to their fate - but a prolonged offensive campaign will take time. Either way, the Israeli Defense Ministry and other bodies are increasing their preparations for possible escalation
13.01.2026 à 22:31
Benny Gantz's overture to Netanyahu signals his desperation and irrelevance
Ravit Hecht
Blue and White party leader Benny Gantz's latest bid for the political center fails to mask a morally and strategically flawed preference for PM Netanyahu. By ignoring the Israeli prime minister's role in the October 7 failure, Gantz risks total insignificance
13.01.2026 à 21:57
How Trump's chauvinistic immigration policy leaves Jews on the losing side
Etan Nechin
In the wake of the killing of a woman by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, antisemitism sneaks into American discourse and exposes hypocrisy among the Jewish establishment
13.01.2026 à 21:51
Gaza technocratic committee to be announced in Cairo, sources say, amid skepticism on implementation
Jack Khoury
Trump's 20-point cease-fire plan tasks the technocratic committee with Gaza's municipal services under the oversight of his Board of Peace. However, senior Palestinian officials told Haaretz that it remains unclear whether Hamas will cooperate with the committee or when it could begin operating
13.01.2026 à 21:08
Storm in Gaza leaves infant dead from exposure as six Palestinians killed in building collapse
Jack Khoury
Seven people were killed in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday as a result of harsh weather, according to medical sources. Aid workers say they are unable to provide safe shelter for residents, as Israel continues to impose restrictions on the entry of humanitarian equipment
13.01.2026 à 20:40
'I did my research': FBI releases new details on Mississippi synagogue arson suspect
JTA
Stephen Pittman, who was charged with maliciously damaging a building by means of fire, allegedly laughed as he told his father about the arson attack and said 'he finally got them,' according to the affidavit
13.01.2026 à 19:53
Analysis | Where are the Israeli Jews? The lonely protest of Arab citizens against a horrific murder rate
Dahlia Scheindlin
As murders in Arab communities soar and protests draw almost no Jewish political or mainstream presence, opposition leaders risk squandering moral credibility and the chance to build a real Jewish-Arab partnership for change
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