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15.09.2026 à 11:52

Israeli international law scholars call for independent probe into suspected Gaza war crimes

Nir Hasson

Israeli legal experts reject blanket denials and call for an independent probe into alleged violations during the Gaza war amid UN concerns over possible atrocities

15.09.2026 à 11:36

The Minister of Scabies isn't done dragging Israeli society down

Amira Hass

Overcrowding, filth and medical neglect have bred a scabies epidemic among Palestinian prisoners – and Itamar Ben-Gvir has vowed to grind conditions down further still

15.09.2026 à 11:11

Photo Essay: The Golan Heights, a Wild West of ruins and structures of power

Ilay Bittan

A photographic exploration of a frontier landscape in a year when even trying to reach it was a risk

15.09.2026 à 11:11

The Ceuta crisis exposed Europe's schism on asylum. The hard-liners are winning 

Liam Hoare

Europe is split between the Danish and Spanish approaches to asylum: a fortress Europe curbing migration and a more open Continent attuned to its labor needs and the integration of migrants over the long term

15.09.2026 à 10:44

Israeli startup founder pleads guilty in $27 million U.S. fraud case

Ofir Dor

Ilit Raz, the former CEO of the defunct human-resources tech firm Joonko, can receive up to 20 years in prison for misleading investors about revenues, number of customers and their identities

15.09.2026 à 10:37

If they can strip 'NAZA' filmmakers of Israeli citizenship, they can strip ours too

Rogel Alpher

Culture Minister Miki Zohar's threat against Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham targets every Israeli who speaks out against war crimes in Gaza. What is citizenship worth if keeping it means keeping quiet?

15.09.2026 à 08:56

NAZA controversy: Israelis are blind to how the world sees our country

Eli W. Kowaz

What the new documentary about the Gaza war proves more than anything else is how detached most Israelis are from the global discourse on Gaza

15.09.2026 à 05:00

Police officer tied to illegal West Bank antiquities thefts also visited Area B cave

Nir Hasson

Meir Rotter, head of the police's ultra-Orthodox unit, entered a cave in a Palestinian Authority-administered area with soldiers, lacking authorization, months after he was accused of unlawfully seizing an ancient artifact elsewhere in the West Bank

15.09.2026 à 04:32

Activists sue Columbia for alleged failure to protect pro-Palestinian students

Reuters

The lawsuit accuses Columbia of failing to protect students from threats, doxxing and harassment over their Palestinian advocacy. Mahmoud Khalil, who spent 104 days in immigration detention, still faces possible deportation

15.09.2026 à 02:51

Aide at Israeli daycare jailed for seven years for abusing, assaulting infants

Yair Foldes

A kindergarten teacher's assistant was convicted of repeatedly beating, kicking and throwing children as young as seven months old. The court also ordered her to pay 300,000 shekels in compensation to their parents

15.09.2026 à 02:41

IDF urges to avoid striking Houthis amid Saudi port city takeover

Yaniv Kubovich

Israeli security officials argue a targeted military response is insufficient and urge an international coalition to counter the threat, citing serious risks to global shipping and stability

15.09.2026 à 00:26

Israel's ugly and undemocratic efforts to bar Arab parties must end

Haaretz Editorial

The Netanyahu bloc's latest effort to bar Arab parties is not about defending democracy. It is about weakening the opposition and denying a fifth of Israel's citizens their full political representation

15.09.2026 à 00:03

Over a thousand Israeli filmmakers sign petition supporting 'NAZA' creators

Nirit Anderman

As Israel's culture minister lashed out against the documentary alleging Israeli mass killings in Gaza, top Israeli filmmakers supported the film: 'The central role of art and journalism is to hold a mirror up to the society in which they exist'

14.09.2026 à 23:47

Daily Cartoon, September 15, 2026

Amos Biderman

14.09.2026 à 22:41

Israeli and Lebanese envoys to U.S. to meet this week in Washington

Liza Rozovsky

Israel is frustrated with the Lebanese army's unwillingness to confront Hezbollah directly in the limited pilot zones already under its control. Lebanon is also reluctant after the IDF demolished Hezbollah's tunnels under the Ali Taher Ridge

14.09.2026 à 22:30

Israeli elections poll projects tie between blocs as Eisenkot bloc slips

Haaretz

According to a Kan 11 poll, each of the blocs wins 52 seats, as Yoaz Hendel's non-aligned party passes the electoral threshold. Eisenkot loses three seats, according to a Channel 12 poll, while Likud weakens by one

14.09.2026 à 21:30

Syria fuel price hikes trigger widest protests since the fall of the Assad regime

Reuters

The price hikes come as Syria faces fuel supply pressures linked to disruptions in Russian exports. The UN estimates that 90 percent of Syrians are below the poverty line, as protesters demand the government take action

14.09.2026 à 21:15

Netanyahu's Likud seeks to disqualify Arab party from 2026 Knesset election run

Chen Maanit

The Likud's request said Mansour Abbas' UAL supports Hamas and denies Israel's existence as a Jewish and democratic state. The Democrats, meanwhile, seek to disqualify Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party

14.09.2026 à 20:03

Netanyahu rivals accuse 'NAZA' film of 'horrific blood libel,' say filmmakers 'enemies of Israel'

Ben Kroll

Gadi Eisenkot, Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Lieberman joined right-wing leaders in denouncing the award-winning Gaza documentary, while Democrats leader Yair Golan has remained silent

14.09.2026 à 19:47

Israelis unite against a new enemy: 'NAZA,' a film no one has seen

David Issacharoff

While the evidence of Israeli war crimes in the documentary film 'NAZA' may be extraordinary, the Israeli response to it is not

14.09.2026 à 18:56

Macklemore dropped from Ed Sheeran tour after pro-Israel campaign over support for Palestinians

Ben Kroll

The rapper was set to open eight of the tour's remaining 10 shows, but after he delivered a pro-Palestinian speech at a concert in August, promoters said venues warned they would cancel the concerts if he performed

14.09.2026 à 18:15

Tel Aviv court overturns defamation judgment in favor of Sara Netanyahu against former cleaner

Yael Freidson

The court had previously granted a defamation judgment in favor of the prime minister's wife against the cleaner, Sylvie Gancia, after Gancia's lawyer repeatedly failed to file the necessary summations in the case. Gancia now has a new lawyer

14.09.2026 à 17:49

IDF chief says 'NAZA' film is 'attack on Israel,' will use 'every tool' against it

Liza Rozovsky

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir said the documentary showing soldiers' testimonies on Israeli strikes in Gaza is 'based on blood libels.' Israeli diplomatic officials fear the IDF may not be able to refute the film's claims

14.09.2026 à 16:29

Hostage families became a political prize. But not for the party that championed their cause

Nir Hasson

The largely anti-Netanyahu campaign to bring captives home turned hostage relatives into some of Israel's most recognizable public figures. When election season came, many found the opposition had little room for them

14.09.2026 à 14:30

Poll: Most Israeli voters say Oct. 7 will be main consideration at ballot box

Linda Dayan

Ultra-Orthodox respondents proved to be an exception, with only 26 percent of them saying Hamas' massacre was a main consideration ahead of their vote on October 27, a survey from the Israel Democracy Institute found

14.09.2026 à 13:42

Israeli experts mounted an anti-Qatar campaign. It was abruptly halted, without explanation

Bar Peleg

Israeli campaign launched right after October 7 attack, to pressure Qatar to force Hamas to release the hostages

14.09.2026 à 13:20

Houthis seize additional Red Sea islands, tightening grip on key shipping route

The Associated Press

The latest advance comes after the Iran-backed rebels seized other key islands last week, tightening their grip on the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a vital shipping route, and increasing pressure on Saudi oil exports

14.09.2026 à 11:40

Citing 'treason,' Israeli minister formally requests to revoke Gaza doc filmmakers' citizenship

Haaretz

Culture Minister Miki Zohar requested that legal and security officials examine whether the Israeli creators of the award-winning Gaza documentary 'NAZA' committed acts of treason or aiding the enemy during wartime

14.09.2026 à 11:04

Rodent outbreak hits Israeli Gaza border communities, up to 100 caught in some homes

Eden Solomon

Experts say a rainy winter and mild spring are likely behind the surge, though the environmental impact of the war in Gaza may also be playing a role

14.09.2026 à 10:51

The Israeli makers of 'NAZA' knew they would be marked as traitors. That didn't stop them

Shany Littman

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor's film is drawing fierce responses from both the Israeli and the Palestinian sides. One can only hope they survive the assault

14.09.2026 à 10:42

Watching 'NAZA' shocked me. So did what its creators left out

Raviv Drucker

Missing verifiable details, Hamas's role and crucial context, the film weakens its journalism and risks alienating the Israelis it needs to reach

14.09.2026 à 09:26

IDF denies 'NAZA' documentary allegation it approved 500 civilian deaths in Gaza strike

Yaniv Kubovich

The film's directors said the soldiers and officers interviewed wanted Israelis to hear what they did in Gaza. The Israeli military said the interviewees' identities and roles cannot be independently verified

14.09.2026 à 08:53

Britain's sanctions will strengthen the very Israelis they are meant to weaken

Peter Lerner

Opposing a disastrous Israeli policy does not oblige us to support a misguided British response. The new set of sanctions may very well end up helping Netanyahu in the upcoming election

14.09.2026 à 08:50

Canada's sanctions on settlements showcase Carney's leadership

Maytal Kowalski

Canada's longstanding position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is support for a two-state solution. Now, Mark Carney's government has made it clear that this position is more than just words

14.09.2026 à 05:24

Iran is exacting a price on Trump's energy war as Netanyahu eyes escalation

Amos Harel

Trump chose economic pressure over all-out war with Iran. Now the Houthis are confronting Saudi Arabia, while Netanyahu is trying to draw Tehran into the fighting through Lebanon

14.09.2026 à 05:01

Israelis must finally confront what Israel has done in Gaza

Haaretz Editorial

The creators of 'NAZA' are trying to force Israelis to confront what they already know: that Israel's conduct of the war in Gaza has left a black stain

14.09.2026 à 02:36

Why Netanyahu is my person of the year

Nehemia Shtrasler

Everything he did was bad, and the consequences terrible

14.09.2026 à 00:55

If only Israel had heeded Hamas' warning before Oct. 7

Noa Limone

Everything could have turned out differently, not only had Netanyahu briefed senior defense officials, but also at several points along the way

13.09.2026 à 20:44

Israel's culture minister threatens to revoke citizenship of Gaza doc filmmakers

Haaretz

The film won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday. It reveals 'in detail the systems behind Israel's calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza' following the events of October 7, according to its synopsis

13.09.2026 à 20:40

Trump lets Saudi Arabia fend for itself as the Houthis disrupt Red Sea oil flow

Zvi Bar'el

Trump effectively handed the kingdom responsibility for solving its Houthi problem and it will have to choose between another war and recognizing the Houthi force in Yemen. Riyad's decision could affect the entire region

13.09.2026 à 20:00

Not quite black-and-white: What everyone misunderstands about Israelis who leave the Haredi world

Netta Ahituv

In 'The Tractate of Departure,' 26 ex-Haredi Israelis demystify the complex challenges and varying motivations that drive someone to become secular – and shed light on those who quietly keep a foot in both worlds

13.09.2026 à 18:44

Director of Gaza War documentary 'NAZA': We intend to distribute film in Israel

Haaretz

The film won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday. It reveals 'in detail the systems behind Israel's calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza' following the events of October 7, according to its synopsis

13.09.2026 à 16:45

Turkey arrests 162 people in nationwide raids targeting LGBTQ community

DPA

Dubbed the 'My Family is Safe' operation, the raids followed an investigation into LGBTQ groups over allegations of 'prostitution and obscenity.' Prosecutors said they intended to prevent such activities from being 'regarded as normal in society'

13.09.2026 à 15:56

West Bank settlers set up outpost inside Arab town in northern Israel

Adi Hashmonai

Last month, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich launched a campaign outlining his plan to Judaize Arab-majority areas in Israel's periphery, accusing Arab citizens of 'occupying' parts of the northern Galilee and southern Negev

13.09.2026 à 12:47

Fintech giant Revolut confirms customer data breach through fake government requests

Reuters

The British fintech company's customer data was stolen through requests impersonating a government agency, the company confirmed, while saying its customers' funds were safe. Revolut is in the final stages of obtaining a license to operate in Israel

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 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
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