13.09.2026 à 10:18
Iranian ship struck near Strait of Hormuz, killing one, Iranian media report
Oded Yaron
IRNA news agency quoted the Qeshm governor as blaming a 'terrorist enemy' for the attack. Also overnight into Sunday, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations monitor reported another vessel hit by a projectile while transiting the strait
13.09.2026 à 08:57
Three bodies found in burning vehicle near Arab Israeli city in suspected homicide
Deiaa Haj Yahia
Police opened an investigation, saying the motive was likely criminal. A police source said the men were suspected of being murdered before the vehicle was set on fire • Israel's 2026 homicide toll now at 205
13.09.2026 à 08:28
Israel's imminent constitutional crisis exposes a bigger problem with modern democracy
Yaron Cohen-Tzemach
The separation of powers was designed to prevent governments from accumulating unchecked power. But in the 21st century, corporations, banks and algorithms increasingly wield powers that democracies struggle to restrain
13.09.2026 à 03:16
Saudis shut down oil pipeline as Houthis tighten grip on Red Sea shipping
Reuters
Saudi Arabia closed the pipeline following a drone attack launched from Iraq. It has served as the main route for global supplies of Middle East oil for the past six months, while the Strait of Hormuz has been largely shut by war
13.09.2026 à 01:53
The evolution of choice and arguing about it
Ruth Schuster
When did our ability to communicate advance beyond grunting and gesturing? Clues to the genesis of our linguistic abilities may lie in extraordinary choices by ordinary hominins
13.09.2026 à 01:50
Ultra-Orthodox schoolgirls in Israel outperform their secular counterparts, study shows
Lior Dattel
According to the OECD's 2025 international PISA report, non-religious schoolgirls in Israel lagged two years behind their ultra-Orthodox counterparts in reading. A smaller gap in mathematics also favored the Haredi students
13.09.2026 à 01:24
Israeli-directed film on Gaza killings wins Special Jury Prize at Venice Film Festival
Haaretz
'NAZA,' Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's documentary on 'the systems behind Israel's calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza,' won the Venice Film Festival's third-place award. Its premiere received a record 25-minute standing ovation
12.09.2026 à 23:32
Defense Minister Katz says Israel won't withdraw from Hezbollah stronghold in southern Lebanon
Haaretz
12.09.2026 à 22:17
What drove Israelis to leave after October 7? A new book looks for answers
Sarai Shavit
Avi Shahaf interviews 16 Israelis who left the country after October 7. While their testimonies echo a profound political and moral rupture, the book offers few insights on what sets this new wave of emigration apart
12.09.2026 à 22:14
The money race: How much Israeli politicians are spending on online ads
Omer Benjakob
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
12.09.2026 à 20:03
Iran and UAE signal thawing relations, urge restraint in Middle East conflict
Reuters
Iranian President Pezeshkian met with the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi on the sidelines of the first day of the New Delhi summit. In May, Iranian media reported that Tehran accused the UAE of direct involvement in military operations against it
12.09.2026 à 17:21
I need to leave Israel. Or do I?
David Issacharoff
As Israel heads into its first election since October 7 and Gaza's destruction, it has become the ultimate island. Whether to leave or stay is on everyone's mind
12.09.2026 à 17:20
Jewish Iranian-American jailed over Israel visit freed, but can't leave Iran
The Associated Press
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
12.09.2026 à 16:56
IDF says soldier who was filmed shooting Palestinian for no reason violated rules of engagement
Matan Golan
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
12.09.2026 à 14:42
'An interesting and wonderful Jewish immigrant': The barefoot prophet who preached vegetarianism
Lee Rotbart
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
12.09.2026 à 14:39
Want to disappear? In the digital age, going off the grid is almost impossible
Michael Birnhack and Tal Morse
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
12.09.2026 à 13:30
Report: U.S. links Chinese satellite imagery to Iranian strike that killed troops
Haaretz
The finding adds pressure ahead of Trump and Xi's planned September 24 summit. A former CIA analyst said the flow of Chinese technology and data to Iran 'starts to look pretty substantial' in improving its long-range strike capabilities
12.09.2026 à 12:39
'The Fault Line': A documentary miniseries revisits the election that changed Israel
Ido David Cohen
Avida Livny's documentary returns to Israel's 1981 election and shows that right-wing violence was a strategy that worked – and worked well
12.09.2026 à 11:45
Trump says Iran 'probably' behind attack on Saudi pipeline
Reuters
Saudi Arabia shut down its major East-West oil pipeline on Friday as a precaution after it was attacked by drones. Meanwhile, the Houthis' capture of a strategic Red Sea island threatens a vital shipping route
12.09.2026 à 10:08
Israel-Lebanon talks in Rome reportedly postponed; Lebanese PM: no negotiations underway
Jack Khoury
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
12.09.2026 à 08:00
Your vote won't change a thing. Two Israeli philosophers on why you should cast it anyway
Shira Philosof
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
12.09.2026 à 07:39
Even Palestinians were stunned: The Israeli army-settler alliance reaches a new level
Gideon Levy
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
12.09.2026 à 01:58
Snakebites and cockroach milk: Ig Nobel winners answer humanity's big questions
Ruth Schuster
Guess who's more likely to steal candy from a baby and what a kiss really entails. Go on, guess
12.09.2026 à 00:40
Far-right AfD says reported plant considered by Israeli arms maker Elbit could aid deportation drive
Reuters
Elbit Systems is reportedly in talks to build a defense-components plant employing up to 400 people in Saxony-Anhalt, where the AfD seeks to form a government. Its leader said he wants to assess whether it could 'involve us in foreign conflicts'
11.09.2026 à 20:45
Eisenkot, push for normalization with Saudi Arabia – and beat Netanyahu
Raviv Drucker
Before Israel's election, the head of the anti-government bloc could go far with the Saudi normalization issue. And maybe he should meet with European leaders now?
11.09.2026 à 18:50
Mamdani joins 9/11 interfaith peace walk amid fight over who gets to mourn
Grace Gilson
As relatives of victims urged New York's first Muslim mayor to skip the official Ground Zero ceremony, an interfaith group revived a tradition born in the backlash after the attacks
11.09.2026 à 18:16
Anthropic says Iran-linked actor used Claude to surveil Israelis, diaspora Jews
Arno Rosenfeld
The company said that 'an Iran-nexus threat actor' used Claude, its AI chatbot, to 'orchestrate an open-source intelligence and reconnaissance tool' that profiled the individuals
11.09.2026 à 18:15
At two Jewish conferences, speakers turn fears of antisemitism into attacks on Islam
Arno Rosenfeld
Some conservative leaders are responding to Jewish fears about antisemitism by casting Muslims and Islam as a central threat – and hoping that message will move Jewish voters to the right
11.09.2026 à 18:11
Even 25 years since September 11, the lessons haven't been learned
Zvi Bar'el
In 2001 the Americans launched the strategy of targeting regimes that harbor terrorists. Despite this approach's resounding failure, Israel is following suit
11.09.2026 à 17:03
Germany charges suspected Hamas members over plot to target Jews on Oct. 7 anniversary
DPA
According to the indictment, Hamas had been planning a specific assassination attack in Germany or Austria against Israeli representatives, Jews or pro-Israel individuals since at least July 2025
11.09.2026 à 16:40
How many people will leave Israel next year? These factors will decide
Sami Peretz
Some 210,000 Israelis have left the country since the current government was formed, seeking a better future, better education and less reserve duty; the chances of their returning could increase if they vote in next month's election
11.09.2026 à 16:34
Inside Netanyahu aide's WhatsApp group pushing Qatar's propaganda campaign
Gidi Weitz
The prime minister's spokesman built a 'proxy' for news broadcasts: journalists parroted Qatari talking points and the bosses were satisfied. WhatsApp messages reveal who marketed Hamas' funder to Israelis and how they did it
11.09.2026 à 15:03
The quiet radicalism of Mansour Abbas and Yoav Segalovitz
Joshua Leifer
The former Yesh Atid MK joining Abbas' United Arab List proves the pair are willing to do what even the most anti-Netanyahu opposition won't: find common ground over shared citizenship, no compromises on national or religious identities needed
11.09.2026 à 13:18
After bombing key Hezbollah stronghold, IDF officials rule out Israeli withdrawal from south Lebanon
Yaniv Kubovich
Israeli military sources said an Israeli withdrawal is subject to ongoing diplomatic talks. They said dozens of Hezbollah operatives were killed in Thursday's strike in the Ali Taher ridge, denying reports that Iranian forces were present in the area
11.09.2026 à 12:55
3,000 students in Bedouin Israeli village lack electricity since start of school year
Eden Solomon
The parents' association decided not to send their children to school until the problem is resolved. 'When 30 students sit in a classroom without ventilation, the temperature can reach 45 degrees Celsius inside the classroom,' the chairman said
11.09.2026 à 12:34
Former chief rabbi who urged Netanyahu's ouster backtracks after reconciling with Shas' Dery
Aaron Rabinowitz
Although he previously praised Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot and called on ultra-Orthodox voters to bring down the right-wing bloc, he proclaimed that 'If the left, Eisenkot and all his friends, rise to power, woe betide us'
11.09.2026 à 11:16
U.S. support for Palestinians continues to eclipse sympathy for Israelis, poll shows
Arno Rosenfeld
For the first time, a Quinnipiac University poll showed more respondents favoring Palestinians over Israelis. A shift in views among Republicans has boosted U.S. voters' growing animosity toward Israel
11.09.2026 à 11:01
Rachel Rabin, kibbutz pioneer and sister of Yitzhak Rabin, dies at 101
Ofer Aderet
Rabin, an educator, lived near the Lebanese border for 80 years and left only after October 7. Reflecting on her brother's 1995 assassination, she said Israel 'would have been different' had he not been killed: 'They murdered our hope'
11.09.2026 à 10:04
Countdown to election day: A road trip through a country deciding its future
Judy Maltz
Haaretz visits the cities and towns that could play a pivotal role in deciding the election on October 27
11.09.2026 à 07:52
Rabbi indicted for racist incitement over claims Arab doctors harm IDF soldiers
Josh Breiner
Meir David Shmueli allegedly told a Jerusalem synagogue audience that 'Arab men and women murder in hospitals more than Hamas,' and claimed Arab doctors 'want to kill soldiers'
11.09.2026 à 07:29
Europe's far right is on the rise, so why is Israel's stuck?
David Rosenberg
Germany's AfD and its peers are close to taking power in many countries, while in Israel, Otzmah Yehudit and other hard-right causes are treading water
11.09.2026 à 07:27
'In Berlin, I was a specialist doctor. In Israel, I considered waiting tables'
Mae Palty
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A Berlin love story moves to Tel Aviv in wartime, while an Israeli family heads to Romania in search of bears
11.09.2026 à 06:21
Report: Trump declines Saudi crown prince's call for U.S. strikes on Houthis
Reuters
U.S. officials told Axios they will not take direct military action against Yemen's Iran-backed rebels at this time, though CNN reported that the U.S. is ramping up military support for Saudi Arabia in its fight against the Houthis
11.09.2026 à 05:01
Israel will suffer failure after failure to keep Netanyahu's skeletons in the closet
Yossi Verter
Thanks to Haaretz's explosive investigation, we have proof once more that Netanyahu, eyes wide shut, with or without rose-colored glasses, led Israelis to our greatest disaster since the Holocaust
11.09.2026 à 05:00
On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, Israel's longest war is nowhere near its end
Amos Harel
In this forever war, every front is more volatile than ever ■ The Houthis add their own threat to maritime traffic ■ The IDF prepares for a sensitive period that could be influenced by politics ■ A poll tells what West Bank Palestinians are thinking
11.09.2026 à 01:51
In Israel, women can choose when to have children. But can they choose not to?
Orly Halperin
From AOC's egg-freezing videos to a Tel Aviv grandmother's birthday advice, an Israeli mother and daughter weigh the pressure to freeze, preserve and reproduce
11.09.2026 à 00:57
Israel says it destroyed strategic Hezbollah stronghold in southern Lebanon
Yaniv Kubovich
Reuters reported last week that Iran had warned the United States it would respond on a large scale to an Israeli attack on the ridge
11.09.2026 à 00:55
I went into France's prehistoric caves. The world hasn't looked the same since
Yana Pevzner
I expected ancient paintings. Instead, I found myself weeping in total darkness. A journey through seven caves became a search for what our ancestors knew about being human, and what we've forgotten
10.09.2026 à 23:03
Could this Jewish New Year mark a historic turning point for Israel?
Haaretz Editorial
On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, Israel is mired in crises on several fronts, foreign and domestic. The October 27 election offers a glimmer of hope
10.09.2026 à 22:38
Voters should vote, not play electoral fantasy league
Carolina Landsmann
Israeli's are busy trying to build an ideal slate of candidates at home, forming unions and dissolutions, writing platforms and crafting talking points. In this cacophony of resolute knowledge, it seems the only action missing is actually voting
10.09.2026 à 22:14
American rabbis confront a fraught question this High Holy Day season: How to talk about Israel
Philissa Cramer
Is the purpose of the sermon to bring people together or to challenge them? For some rabbis, politics is verboten; others say talking about Israel is unavoidable – even if it risks upsetting their congregants
10.09.2026 à 20:53
Centrist Eisenkot, left-wing Democrats to sign surplus vote deal as opposition bloc settles
Noa Shpigel
The former IDF chief's Yashar party says the agreements reflect lessons from past election campaigns. Bennett's Together will sign with Lieberman, while Likud and far-right Religious Zionism are expected to reach a deal
10.09.2026 à 20:47
Israel's opposition answered the U.K.'s West Bank sanctions with a shrug
Hagar Shezaf
The Israeli politicians who see themselves as an alternative to Netanyahu's extremist government have no interest in Palestinians in the West Bank or in Gaza - and they are helping to steer the Israeli ship further from the world | Analysis
10.09.2026 à 20:08
Leading U.S. Jewish groups launch fund to channel new federal tax credit to Jewish schools
Philissa Cramer
Starting in 2027, Americans can redirect up to $1,700 of their federal taxes through The Opportunity Fund to individual Jewish schools, which will use the money for scholarships
10.09.2026 à 19:23
How this Israeli city challenges Jewish supremacy
David Issacharoff
It is easy to feel cynical or desperate about the future this place holds for its people. But spending time with Palestinians in Haifa, I felt, as an Israeli Jew, a glimmer of quiet, ordinary hope
10.09.2026 à 19:05
Tel Aviv deputy mayor spreads Shas campaign materials in municipal-run group
Yair Foldes
Since late August and ahead of Israel's elections in October, a weekly Shabbat pamphlet sent to group members has been distributed with the ultra-Orthodox party's logo. Israeli law prohibits the political use of municipal assets and public funds
10.09.2026 à 18:23
The targets: Gay men and protesters. The Israeli cyber firm quietly arming autocrats
Gur Megiddo
An investigation reveals how CyberGlobes software uses social media data to track and map protesters, regime critics, political activists and LGBTQ people. CyberGlobes: 'The report is distorted and misleading. The company operates lawfully'
10.09.2026 à 18:19
Palestinian teen accused of car theft released; judge says he may have been coerced
Ran Shimoni
An Israeli juvenile court released the teen on bail after injuries found on his body appeared to support his claim of coercion. Haaretz previously reported that car theft gangs recruit poor Palestinian teens to drive stolen vehicles to the West Bank
10.09.2026 à 17:58
Netanyahu's Terrible Tuesday left him almost unscathed in election polls – for now
Dahlia Scheindlin
The Tuesday trifecta – sanctions, weird party slate and the Haaretz Oct. 7 bombshell – could have more impact later. Meanwhile, the Zionist opposition could stand a better chance if it gets over its racist phobia of a coalition with Arabs
10.09.2026 à 17:57
Confessions of an Israeli army drone operator
Yaniv Kubovich
A decade of serving in the IDF broke Nir. As soldiers around him succumbed to 'ethical burnout,' he began questioning what he was being asked to do. Returning to duty on October 7, he saw an army out of control
10.09.2026 à 17:49
What we can learn from 100 years of American failure to fight antisemitism
Esther Solomon
In his new book, James Loeffler traces a century of U.S. battles over antisemitism and free speech. He tells Haaretz how American Jews are caught between Tucker Carlson and Hasan Piker and why Trump's 'smothering embrace' offers little protection
10.09.2026 à 17:11
Devastated on October 7, did Kibbutz Be'eri lose faith in the left?
Judy Maltz
Kibbutz Be'eri was ground zero for the Hamas massacre on Israel's Gaza border. The attack shook up the beliefs of many on this kibbutz in the viability of peace. But that doesn't mean the right-wing bloc can count on their votes
10.09.2026 à 16:56
Police unlawfully used Tel Aviv city cameras to follow suspect in drug case, court says
Yair Foldes
The ruling found no legal basis for police to randomly monitor passersby through municipal cameras, echoing broader concerns over the lack of regulation governing public surveillance in Israel
10.09.2026 à 16:24
Iran-backed Houthis close in on Red Sea gateway in new threat to shipping
Reuters
Yemeni government sources said the Yemeni rebel group has seized control of Mokha, a port city that had long hosted government-aligned forces. The latest fighting could disrupt global supply chains and risks reigniting a full-scale conflict
10.09.2026 à 15:10
What American rabbis should say about Israel at this year's High Holy Days
Jo-Ann Mort
As millions of American Jews attend their synagogues in the coming weeks, they need to hear from their communal and religious leaders brave words of truth about what the Netanyahu government has done to Israel
10.09.2026 à 14:55
King vs. George: Jerusalem deputy mayor urges renaming main street over U.K. sanctions
Ben Kroll
A vocal advocate of Jewish settlement in the West Bank, Deputy Mayor Arieh King accused Britain of undermining Israeli sovereignty and demanded to rename the name of the city's prominent King George Street
10.09.2026 à 14:39
They run a Jerusalem cultural hub. Then a former Palestinian resident came back
Talia Banon Tsur
Years after squatting in an abandoned building, HaMiffal's directors turned it into a cultural hub open to all. Still, they admit: We can't fight the status quo
10.09.2026 à 14:39
Will Gantz's political downfall imperil the path to unseating Netanyahu?
Noa Shpigel
Opposition figures say Gantz's stubborn decision to run in the upcoming election, despite his party polling below the electoral threshold, could put precious votes to waste
10.09.2026 à 14:02
Iran used oil-for-goods deals with China to bypass sanctions
Reuters
Iran has long relied on China as its main oil customer. An investigation reveals how Tehran has turned oil revenues into Chinese goods, including millions of dollars' worth of air-defense equipment, while evading international scrutiny
10.09.2026 à 13:48
Charlie Kirk held the young U.S. right together. The fight over Israel is tearing it apart
Grace Gilson
Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens and Nick Fuentes are vying to fill the vacuum left by Kirk's assassination and reshape his movement's views on Israel and antisemitism
10.09.2026 à 13:36
Report: Israeli strike kills four Palestinians, including two children, in Gaza
Haaretz
Israel says its latest strikes targeted Hamas weapons facilities, while Palestinian residents report a broader wave of attacks on homes. At least six houses have been struck across Gaza over the past two days
10.09.2026 à 13:30
Haaretz response to Netanyahu's lawsuit threat: 'Won't hesitate to expose the truth in court'
Haaretz
Netanyahu instructed his lawyers to file a libel suit following revelations that the UAE president warned him Hamas was planning a major attack. Haaretz: An 'in-depth, well-sourced journalistic investigation into a matter of utmost public interest'
10.09.2026 à 12:17
What made a Jewish lawmaker enter a political partnership with an Arab Israeli? | On the line with Yoav Segalovitz
Nir Gontarz
Haaretz speaks with the former Yesh Atid lawmaker and current United Arab List Knesset candidate
10.09.2026 à 12:01
Will Yemen become the new front line for the Iran-U.S. war?
Zvi Bar'el
Iran could expand its attacks if its foothold in Yemen comes under threat. Saudi Arabia must weigh a response against the risk of drawing in Iran, the U.S. and other allies and turning Yemen into a new regional flashpoint
10.09.2026 à 11:46
Israel finally has an official wine map. Why the West Bank's inclusion isn't necessarily bad
Mor Daniel
Creation of the first official guidelines that delineate local winemaking regions was long overdue. While this will improve the transparency of the industry, it could also spark some problematic diplomatic and economic repercussions
10.09.2026 à 11:18
Israeli FM invited key Qatargate suspect Srulik Einhorn to Slovenia embassy ceremony
Bar Peleg
Israel Einhorn is also a suspect in BibiLeaks and faces an active arrest warrant. He attended a ceremony at the Israeli Embassy in Washington in December together with Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana
10.09.2026 à 11:17
Rothschild out of control: What happened to Tel Aviv's most upscale boulevard?
Liron Amir
Tel Aviv's upscale boulevard became a weekend magnet for teens in tzitzit, who blend nightlife with religious ritual in a scene that unsettles the wealthy locals
10.09.2026 à 11:10
The Trojan horse of Palestinian poetry: The politics Israelis missed in Taha Muhammad Ali
Avshalom Halutz
A new documentary reexamines Palestinian poet Taha Muhammad Ali and the radical politics embedded in his work. Meanwhile, Noa Kirel channels Tarantino in a blood-soaked new music video, and, despite everything, Eyal Golan is still No. 1
10.09.2026 à 11:06
Yair Golan sues Sara Netanyahu for pushing Oct. 7 conspiracy theory
Noa Shpigel
The prime minister's wife invoked the 'betrayal from within' conspiracy theory, popular among Netanyahu supporters, which alleges that Golan and other senior figures knew in advance of the impending attack, in a televised interview in late August
10.09.2026 à 10:41
'It's a real struggle against neo-Nazis': Behind the far-right's political rise in Germany
Haaretz Podcast
10.09.2026 à 10:27
Report: U.S. aircraft damaged after Iranian strike on Jordan air base
Reuters
No U.S. deaths have been reported in the strikes on Jordan, according to CBS News
10.09.2026 à 09:27
Dozens of U.K. Jews protest sanctions on West Bank settlements as community split over measures
Felix Pope
Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis condemned the measures as political posturing, while prominent progressive and Masorti rabbis backed them, saying criticism of settlements must not be conflated with an attack on Jews
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