25.06.2026 à 05:04
IDF lawyer: Israeli army randomly, unlawfully restricts West Bank Palestinians
Yaniv Kubovich
In a sharply worded letter to Central Command chief, Col. Cobi Marcus warns of 'legal and structural anarchy' that systematically violates High Court rulings and international law, leaving military actions vulnerable to judicial intervention
25.06.2026 à 05:03
The Gulf, like Israel, feels Trump sold it out on Iran. Can the U.S. rebuild trust?
Zvi Bar'el
With even the Strait of Hormuz deal open to conflicting interpretations, Gulf states are forging closer ties with Iran, weakening the united front Washington sought to build. Once again, Iran stands to gain diplomatic leverage
25.06.2026 à 04:05
Report: Iran's Revolutionary Guards attack vessel in Strait of Hormuz, U.S. officials say
Haaretz
25.06.2026 à 00:43
Ahead of a fateful election, Netanyahu wants control of the Israeli media
Haaretz Editorial
25.06.2026 à 00:27
A new left-wing party is the best political news Netanyahu has had in months
Uri Misgav
24.06.2026 à 23:42
AIPAC 'disappointed' as Jewish progressives celebrate New York primary sweep
Etan Nechin
One progressive group said Brad Lander's victory was 'a blueprint for the future for both the Jewish community and the Democratic Party.' The Union for Reform Judaism, said the movement rejects 'the false choice between Jewish safety and Palestinian dignity'
24.06.2026 à 23:15
Bedouin Israeli civilian contractor killed in Gaza operational accident, IDF says
Yaniv Kubovich
Raad Abu al-Kiyan, a bulldozer operator from the town of Hura in southern Israel, was killed while in a building collapse in the Strip. He is the first Israeli citizen to be killed in Gaza since February
24.06.2026 à 23:08
Faced with Trump's sudden Iran deal, a pro-Netanyahu pundit turns to astrology
Noa Limone
A pro-Netanyahu right-wing pundit spoke to a U.S. interviewer, expressing shock that Trump didn't let Israel finish the job in Iran and saying Obama 'was more serious.' When asked why he is shocked, he turned to the stars
24.06.2026 à 23:04
We launched a new Jewish-Arab party – and we won't throw away any votes
Alon-Lee Green
We propose an equal Jewish-Arab partnership, with a place for both women and men, both to the young and the old. We propose an Israeli-Palestinian peace. Yes, put simply. An end to the occupation and an independent Palestinian state, side by side with Israel
24.06.2026 à 21:45
Claudia Roden marks 30 years of the book that reshaped Jewish cuisine
Israel Sher
First published in 1996, Claudia Roden's The Book of Jewish Food remains one of the world's most influential Jewish cookbooks, 30 years on. 'Without question, this is the most meaningful book I have written,' she tells Haaretz. Plus: Three recipes by Roden
24.06.2026 à 21:25
Shin Bet chief orders removal of memorial to operatives killed since October 7
Josh Breiner
According to sources, the reason given for the order was that there was 'no need to see the failures right before our eyes day after day.' Another source said those in Shin Bet chief Zini's circle characterized the memorial as 'defeatist'
24.06.2026 à 21:24
The Israeli Medical Association is acting like the IDF's mouthpiece
Tirza Leibowitz
The IMA is under fire from medical associations across the world, for its silence in the face of Israel's obstruction and attacks on healthcare in Gaza and prisons. At best it has managed timid requests for information as a result of severe pressure
24.06.2026 à 20:31
The mainstream ultra-Orthodox community is radicalizing, risking a rift with Israeli society
Aaron Rabinowitz
The general caution of the mainstream ultra-Orthodox community has shifted as they embarked on an Israel-wide day of disruption. The increasingly sharp rhetoric and actions by Haredi politicians are aimed largely at internal audiences, reflecting growing anger at their political leadership
24.06.2026 à 19:24
Face off with Trump or pick a fight with the judiciary? Netanyahu mulls plans to mobilize voters
Ravit Hecht
The Israeli prime minister is concerned about the gains being made by his chief political rival, Gadi Eisenkot, which could leave Likud voters at home on election day ■ A potential joint Netanyahu-Eisenkot government has been floated by Likud officials, though the former IDF chief seems uninterested
24.06.2026 à 18:51
Israel's military strategy has failed. Why can't Netanyahu's opponents say it out loud?
Joshua Leifer
With the utter debacle of Israel's strategy in Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza now fully on display, there is both a political opportunity and a moral imperative for a leader willing to tell the Israeli public the hard truth: the belief that overwhelming military force trumps diplomacy has failed
24.06.2026 à 18:51
New York's primaries send a clear message: Democrats must reckon with Israel and AIPAC
Ben Samuels
The victories of three progressive Mamdani-backed candidates in Democratic primaries in New York show that the party's progressive flank is gaining favor with voters seeking change in U.S.-Israel relations and wary of AIPAC's power. The party establishment must take note
24.06.2026 à 17:27
After 98 hearings over more than a year, Netanyahu gives his final testimony in the criminal trial against him
Yael Freidson
Netanyahu first took the witness stand on December 10, 2024. The legal proceedings have stretched over six years, and nearly a decade has passed since Case 2000 began, which accused Netanyahu of negotiating favorable news with Yedioth Ahronoth. The prime minister described it as 'a decade of hell'
24.06.2026 à 17:23
Canadian human rights museum faces backlash over Nakba exhibit ahead of opening
Ben Kroll
The museum's only Jewish trustee resigned over the exhibition, 'Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present,' set to launch on Saturday and shine light on 'underrepresented' Palestinian Canadian voices
24.06.2026 à 16:35
Tunnel intended for terrorist activity discovered in East Jerusalem, police say
Haaretz
The tunnel, approximately 25 meters deep (82 feet), was dug from the direction of the West Bank toward Israeli territory, the police statement said
24.06.2026 à 15:37
Netanyahu: Israel won't withdraw from Lebanon 'as long as I am prime minister'
Noa Shpigel
Defense Minister Israel Katz also said Israel will not withdraw from the territories the IDF captured in Syria either. 'This is the security doctrine. The IDF must be on the enemy's turf and protect the communities from within the territory itself,' he said
24.06.2026 à 13:27
In Israel's southernmost Eilat area, security officials back Shin Bet chief's warning of breached Jordan border
Eden Solomon
According to local security sources, southern Israel's isolated communities, situated along an extensive border without a continuous security barrier, require a change in the security doctrine, warning that smuggling from Jordan is not just criminal, but serves as a foundation for terrorist activity
24.06.2026 à 12:12
Despite rabbis' objections, IDF chief vows to expand integration of women in combat
Yaniv Kubovich
Over 250 women officers urged Zamir to disavow 'the exclusion of women' warning of harm to national security, as rabbis of 25 yeshivas combining Jewish religious study with army service, said they will no longer allow students to serve in the armored corps citing women integration
24.06.2026 à 11:55
Shin Bet director cancels agency's Pride month events, shuts down LGBTQ employee group
Josh Breiner
Shin Bet sources reportedly said 'an order came from above,' directly from Zini, to reject requests including hanging Pride flags and displaying a Pride-themed screensaver • Ministers Chikli and Smotrich welcomed his move to 'remove progressive, gender and LGBTQ agendas' from the service
24.06.2026 à 11:18
Nationwide Haredi protest disrupts traffic over IDF draft evaders' arrest
Aaron Rabinowitz
In protest of the arrest of IDF draft dodgers, many in the Haredi community will take part in slow-driving convoys that will converge outside a military prison near Netanya
24.06.2026 à 10:35
As Netanyahu keeps IDF in the dark, officers warn against emerging Lebanon 'deconflicting cell'
Yaniv Kubovich
IDF commanders say they refraining from proactive strikes against Hezbollah despite the PM's statements, warning Iranian and Qatari representatives in the newly-announced 'deconflicting cell' to coordinate between Israel, Hezbollah and Lebanon's army could endanger Israeli soldiers
24.06.2026 à 09:28
Israeli soldiers were sent to harass a Bedouin community that's halfway to expulsion
Amira Hass
One side effect of the daily terror from the hilltop youth against Palestinian pastoralist communities is that the threshold of interest, shock and disgust keeps rising
24.06.2026 à 05:22
Mamdani-backed candidates sweep New York Democratic primary, with Israel as fault line
Etan Nechin
In a show of force for the progressive left, all three of the candidates endorsed by NYC Mayor Mamdani won their races • 'We cannot keep paying for Netanyahu's wars with our tax dollars,' former NYC Comptroller Brad Lander told supporters at his victory party
24.06.2026 à 03:59
Bedouin Israeli civilian contractor killed in Gaza in operational accident, IDF says
Haaretz
24.06.2026 à 01:16
Netanyahu working on deal with Haredi parties: Judicial overhaul for draft evasion deal
Noa Shpigel
According to a source, the Haredim will support the government's plan to split the role of the attorney general, reform the communications sector and establish a political committee of inquiry into October 7. In return, the coalition will promote the Basic Law: Torah Study and a clause in the exemption law that will halt the arrest of deserters
24.06.2026 à 00:59
Police arrest former Arab Israeli lawmaker for alleged incitement in 2022 speech
Jack Khoury
Mohammed Barakeh, a former Hadash lawmaker and longtime head of the Arab community's main representative body, was released under restrictions after questioning. Arab leaders and rights groups denounced the move as political persecution
23.06.2026 à 23:44
How the Jewish National Fund became the face of Israeli expulsion
Haaretz Editorial
23.06.2026 à 23:43
Chevra Kadisha burial society seeks payment from East Jerusalem residents for using path to their homes
Nir Hasson
Palestinians living in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Silwan say they have been using the road for decades, but the local Chevra Kadisha says using the path desecrates nearby burial sites
23.06.2026 à 23:08
'The Jews are sick of you': Trump berated Netanyahu during Gaza deal talks, new book says
Haaretz
New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan claim that the U.S. president made the comments during a tense call in September last year
23.06.2026 à 22:33
U.S. Senate votes to halt Iran war unless Trump gets approval from Congress
Etan Nechin
While the resolution is largely symbolic, it reflects the growing concerns from a number of Republican lawmakers over both the war and the deal Trump struck with Iran to end it
23.06.2026 à 21:35
Ben-Gvir seeks to axe officers for excessive use of force on Haredi protesters
Josh Breiner
In a letter sent to the police chief, the far-right Israeli minister stated his intent on ousting the commander of the Bnei Brak station following the violent dispersal of an ultra-Orthodox protest last week
23.06.2026 à 21:23
Top Israeli defense official calls urgent meeting on plan to displace Gazans
Yaniv Kubovich
Israel's new National Security Council chief convened senior defense officials to revisit the stalled 'voluntary emigration' plan for the Gaza Strip, even as Mossad representatives reiterated that no destination countries have been found and the idea has shown no practical progress
23.06.2026 à 21:07
Israel's elections committee to clarify vote recording rules following tainted Knesset vote for state comptroller
Chen Maanit
Committee members weigh guidelines to prevent voters from being required to prove how they voted, fearing that ballot secrecy breaches during a Knesset vote for state comptroller earlier this month could spill over into general elections
23.06.2026 à 20:39
Leiter: Talks 'in danger of going off the rails' as Israel-Lebanon meet in Washington
Rawan Suleiman
Israeli envoy Leiter said the fifth round of talks between officials from Beirut and Jerusalem was a 'train wreck' and warned it was 'in danger of going off the rails,' arguing against giving Iran a role in restraining Hezbollah
23.06.2026 à 20:31
In what scenario can Israel's war achievements become diplomatic gains?
Dahlia Scheindlin
Netanyahu's coalition only speaks of war, and opposition politicians live in fear of being perceived as supporters of peace. Very few are willing to talk about the steps needed to make peace, but at least one Democrats candidate has a fully-fledged plan
23.06.2026 à 20:21
New York primaries test how far Democratic voters will go on Israel policy
Ben Samuels
In districts with some of the country's largest Jewish populations, Democratic voters will decide races that have become proxies for a broader fight over military aid to Israel, AIPAC's influence and the party's future direction on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
23.06.2026 à 19:53
Military draft evaders safe from arrest on election day, Israeli authorities say
Chen Maanit
Israel's Central Elections Committee said the decision is meant to ensure the right to vote is not diminished
23.06.2026 à 19:01
AIPAC-bashing in America has moved into dangerous territory
Ben Samuels
I've examined AIPAC and its role in American politics throughout my reporting career. Today's criticism of AIPAC has far surpassed dangerous territory and too often devolved into dehumanization – all while American Jews' concerns over antisemitism and communal safety are more urgent than ever
23.06.2026 à 18:27
Amir Badran becomes Tel Aviv's second-ever Arab Israeli deputy mayor
Yair Foldes
Tel Aviv's first Arab Israeli deputy-mayor was appointed in 2003, with Amir Badran, chair of the Arab-Jewish party Hadash's local branch, now becoming the second. Hadash celebrated the appointment, writing that it hopes the trend 'will expand to the rest of the country'
23.06.2026 à 17:52
Bennett angers far-right by saying 'some' West Bank outposts should be removed
Ben Kroll
The former prime minister, who seeks to unseat Netanyahu in Israel's 2026 elections, added he welcomes what he called legally approved settlements in the West Bank
23.06.2026 à 17:15
Israel smuggled Starlink systems into Iran to assist anti-regime protesters, former PM says
Linda Dayan
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said the devices were intended to enable protesters to coordinate and ultimately topple the Iranian government, yet, 'unfortunately, the current incompetent Israeli government stopped doing that'
23.06.2026 à 16:40
Trump says Iran agreed to nuclear inspections into 'infinity', Tehran denies U.S. claims
Reuters
President Trump said that Iran had agreed to 'the highest level nuclear inspections long into the future (Infinity!!!)' and said unfrozen assets would be placed in escrow for U.S. food and farm purchases. Iranian officials rejected the claim, saying they had not agreed to invite back IAEA inspectors
23.06.2026 à 15:54
UN inquiry says Israel 'deliberately' targeted Gaza children in acts of genocide
Reuters
Israeli forces used heavy munitions in densely populated areas despite mounting child casualties, a U.N. probe said, concluding that 20,179 children were killed. Israel dismissed the report as a 'libelous sham'
23.06.2026 à 15:53
Haaretz investigation: The Israeli far-right's West Bank land grab and why it's a ticking time bomb
Haaretz Podcast
23.06.2026 à 15:49
How Iran is using Lebanon to engineer its major Mideast comeback
Zvi Bar'el
Tehran is back in Lebanon, this time through diplomacy rather than proxies. Israel, meanwhile, is discovering that military power does not guarantee a seat at the table when the future of its northern border is being decided
23.06.2026 à 14:56
Report: Mossad asked to assess whether Netanyahu aides harmed Israel's security
Haaretz
According to Channel 13 and i24News, the opinion was recently submitted to the State Prosecutor's Office but returned for further clarification, delaying indictments against suspects who worked with Netanyahu and also allegedly worked on Qatar's behalf during the Gaza war
23.06.2026 à 14:20
Deafening silence: Why Netanyahu is too scared to fight Trump's Iran deal
Nimrod Novik
23.06.2026 à 13:43
Undoing History | As the world watched Gaza, settlers charged ahead in the West Bank. A clash is imminent
Yarden Michaeli
18 settlements and 8 army bases cut deep inside Palestinian areas. This is what it looks like
23.06.2026 à 12:09
Israeli killed in Montreal attack, shooter allegedly linked to incel ideology
Ben Kroll
Canadian media identified the suspect as a recent arrival from Alberta who allegedly left behind a 104-page document attacking women, as authorities identified Israeli-Canadian Michel Mizrahi among the victims
23.06.2026 à 12:02
'Closest ally' or Nazi appeaser? Israel's right wrestles with Trump over Iran deal
Linda Dayan
At the JNS conference, Netanyahu allies blasted the Trump administration, while President Herzog said he 'rejects any derogatory statements' about U.S. leaders but voiced concerns over the Iran talks. Bennett, meanwhile, urged Israel not to end its war in Lebanon
23.06.2026 à 11:16
Dogs and cats face rising risk of blindness from superbugs
Ruth Schuster
Like humans, animals have adapted to resist drugs and so our pets are now more vulnerable to infections. Horses are too
23.06.2026 à 09:20
Iran says 'technical talks' with U.S. conclude successfully, rejects return of nuclear inspectors
Haaretz
Tehran said the sides agreed on arrangements for future negotiations and confirmed the creation of committees on sanctions, the nuclear issue, economic development and implementation, while Washington tied sanctions relief to progress in truce talks
23.06.2026 à 05:09
DOJ probes coffee shop chain in New York after it bars pro-Israel U.S. lawmaker
Etan Nechin
Poetica Coffee said in a now-deleted post on social media that it would have turned away U.S. Representative Dan Goldman - who is Jewish - had it recognized him during a weekend visit
23.06.2026 à 05:01
Netanyahu is selling Israelis fiction on Lebanon as Trump sidelines Israel in Iran talks
Amos Harel
For now, it seems that the Trump administration has succeeded in imposing a cease-fire in Lebanon and Israeli forces have been instructed to hold their fire - except in the event of a direct threat from Hezbollah
23.06.2026 à 04:28
Dual U.S.-Israeli citizen arraigned on federal hate crime charges in Florida
Ben Samuels
Michael Ron David Kadar, the suspect behind the 2017 wave of global Jewish institution bomb hoaxes who spent seven years in an Israeli prison, now faces trial following extradition from Norway
23.06.2026 à 01:06
My son was killed defending Israel on October 7. Why is the government banning me from speaking in schools?
Elana Kaminka
My eldest son, Yannai, used to say that love is a muscle that must be trained and strengthened. Empathy is also a muscle, and in today's Israeli society, it has atrophied
23.06.2026 à 00:45
A man without a plan? How Netanyahu's critics still misread him
Aluf Benn
My friend Raviv Drucker is wrong to portray Gadi Eisenkot as Netanyahu's exact opposite. The prime minister has spent years pursuing his goals with remarkable strategy and consistency
23.06.2026 à 00:19
Then they'll come for me: Why it frightens me if Israel feels it lost all its wars
Tamer Nafar
When I hear politicians talk about 'the threat from within' and portray Palestinian citizens of Israel as suspects, I don't think about geopolitics
22.06.2026 à 23:57
Forget about doomscrolling. It's daydreaming that will ruin your life
Ofer Aderet
Maladaptive daydreaming is a condition in which people spend large amounts of time immersed in compulsive fantasizing at the expense of real life. A senior Israeli clinical psychologist elaborates on the phenomenon and its implications
22.06.2026 à 23:48
Netanyahu has once again bolstered the extremists. This time: Hezbollah
Haaretz Editorial
22.06.2026 à 23:18
Stitch by stitch, an Israeli artist confronts the destruction of Gaza
Avshalom Halutz
Israeli activist and artist Rachel Hagigi embroiders images of the bombing of Gaza, forcing viewers to slow down and confront Palestinian suffering. Also this week: Major Israeli paintings could soon be yours provided you have a spare $300,000; and Tel Aviv's student film festival opens
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