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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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'

Haaretz speaks with the former Yesh Atid lawmaker and current United Arab List Knesset candidate

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

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