'Settler' is often treated as an address: An Israeli living beyond the Green Line. What has unfolded at a Palestinian town in northern Israel over the past few weeks exposes a political mentality and a method

Israeli officials said the pilots issued the signal after a physical altercation. Passengers broke into the cockpit and intervened, a witness told Haaretz

Vaccines against other diseases, including BCG for tuberculosis and Shingrix against herpes, significantly help ward off dementia, position paper explains

The decision to stop two young Jews involved in "protective presence" activism from immigrating to Israel casts a disturbing shadow over Israel's claim to be the national home of all Jews

After the publication of antisemitic messages Jordan Bardella wrote as a teenager, Israeli Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli came out in defense of the National Rally leader, accusing the French left of 'character assassination, like Israeli leftists'

Bosnia will soon vote for a tripartite presidency that excludes up to 100,000 minority citizens – including the country's remaining 1,000 Jews. Local leaders say the peace deal that ended the Siege of Sarajevo is worth not rocking the status quo

In warning of an imminent threat, Netanyahu sought to make security a central election issue, but opposition leaders are trying to turn it into an opportunity to shift the debate toward ultra-Orthodox draft evasion and the shortage of soldiers

Are Jewish immigrants to Israel being subjected to right-wing political purity tests? A recent Haaretz report raises alarming questions about the demonization of anti-occupation activism and who gets to gatekeep Israeli citizenship