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08.11.2026 à 17:55

Eisenkot eyes replacing Likud's Knesset speaker before forming government

Michael Hauser Tov

Eisenkot wants to avoid giving Netanyahu and the current Knesset speaker time to pressure lawmakers and derail the coalition during the seven days between declaring a government formed and its swearing-in

08.11.2026 à 17:35

Macklemore says U.S. concert venues refused to book 'Free Palestine' tour

Ben Kroll

The rapper says venues sent available dates before backing out upon learning the tour's name, launched after the rapper was dropped from Ed Sheeran's U.S. stadium tour over onstage pro-Palestinian statements

08.11.2026 à 17:27

Israel proposes carbon tax that could add $86 to the cost of long-haul flights

TheMarker

The Israel Tax Authority estimates the proposed levy would raise 1.1 billion shekels (about $350 million) annually and increase ticket prices by 4% to 5%. Foreign residents and the country's top 10% of earners would shoulder most of the tax burden

08.11.2026 à 17:00

Unproven claims, lack of evidence: Inside the Shin Bet's election interference probe

Josh Breiner

Allegations of foreign interference on election day surfaced even before polls closed on October 27. Despite a lack of evidence, the claims have since been used by Netanyahu and Likud to undermine a potential Eisenkot-led gov't backed by Arab parties

08.11.2026 à 16:46

Israel's AG: 'Not aware' of evidence of election interference amid Shin Bet probe

Chen Maanit

The attorney general's comments come amid a dispute with the Shin Bet chief over suspected attempts to influence the vote. The Shin Bet chief believes large sums transferred from Arab countries could have influenced thousands of votes

08.11.2026 à 16:42

Germany's center is losing ground to the far right. So why is it fighting the left?

Vera Weidenbach

Die Linke's rise in Berlin has shaken Germany's political establishment. Accusations of antisemitism and the party's stance on Israel are at the center of a much wider struggle for power, as it seeks to build a governing coalition in the state

08.11.2026 à 16:02

Gadi Eisenkot receives first chance to form Israel's next government by President Herzog

Haaretz

Gadi Eisenkot, accepting the mandate from Israel's president, said he will backtrack on campaign promises on coalition partnerships, and vows 'creative' solutions to fix Israel's political deadlock and form a new government

08.11.2026 à 15:43

Shas leader Arye Dery resigns from Knesset amid talks to form next government

Aaron Rabinowitz

Following Shas' poor election showing, Dery's associates had briefed reporters that he was considering quitting both the party and the Knesset. Dery is expected to continue leading Shas from outside parliament

08.11.2026 à 15:30

Israeli TV host suspended after racist remarks on Abdul El-Sayed segment

Sagi Ben-Nun

The suspension followed an on-air exchange in which Eyal Berkovic questioned whether Arab and Muslim public figures, including Israeli lawmaker Ahmad Tibi, were qualified to use the title 'doctor'

08.11.2026 à 14:29

Man charged with murdering ex-wife in front of five-year-old

Eden Solomon

Eifram Malda, 47, is accused of stabbing his ex-wife to death in the presence of their five-year-old son

08.11.2026 à 14:02

Israel to release body of Palestinian teen who died malnourished in prison

Hagar Shezaf

Walid Ahmed, 17, died in Megiddo Prison in March 2025 after extreme weight loss, with a judge determining he was 'likely starved.' Only now, after a High Court hearing, has the state agreed to release his body to his family

08.11.2026 à 13:45

Israeli actress and musician Bar Belfer dies at 37

Nirit Anderman

In 2010, Belfer suffered a severe car accident that left her unconscious for more than four months, but she eventually recovered and returned to acting. She is survived by her husband, Shahar Cohen, and their daughter, who was born in 2023

08.11.2026 à 12:59

Three Israeli daycare workers charged with over 400 counts of child abuse

Yair Foldes

The three caregivers from Ariel are accused of subjecting infants and toddlers to physical abuse and causing mental harm, including by exposing them to violence against other children

08.11.2026 à 12:21

Ben-Gvir claims without evidence attorney general blackmailing police chief over building violations

Josh Breiner

The far-right minister's unsubstantiated allegation adds to an ongoing feud between him and Police Commissioner Danny Levy. Last week, Ben-Gvir said the police chief 'wants to see blood' of Haredi protesters

08.11.2026 à 11:56

Iran dismisses new U.S. task force aimed at blocking its trade routes

Reuters

A Revolutionary Guards spokesperson told Fars that the U.S. military's new Task Force Iron Gate won't succeed in 'imposing economic pressure to cause a collapse in Iran'

08.11.2026 à 11:08

Online anti-Druze incitement nearly doubled since Israel's election, watchdog says

Adi Hashmonai

Watchdog FakeReporter finds accounts driving anti-Druze incitement and accusing the community of betraying Prime Minister Netanyahu are linked to his supporters. Some also accused Druze of ties to Hamas and called for their expulsion

08.11.2026 à 10:29

Selling fear: How anti-Muslim prejudice became an Israeli PR strategy

Tamar Kenigsberg Bentov

Two public-opinion reports show that anti-Muslim prejudice can be politically useful – and that fear can be cultivated, measured and amplified

08.11.2026 à 10:23

Journalist Abed Abu Shehadeh freed after five days in Israeli detention over interview

Yair Foldes

Abed Abu Shehadeh, who traveled to Qatar ahead of the election to interview former Balad MK Azmi Bishara, suspected of aiding Hezbollah, was arrested at his home last week. Police and the Shin Bet declined to seek an extension of his detention

08.11.2026 à 07:35

United Arab List ready to support Eisenkot government without formal coalition agreement

Jack Khoury

Mansour Abbas' party would support an Eisenkot government even without guarantees of fund allocation, legislative goals or policy declarations, a senior party official said. Abbas told Haaretz that his priority is to replace Netanyahu's government

08.11.2026 à 05:08

Netanyahu has never been more desperate. His unity plea says it all

Yossi Verter

In a frantic recorded address, Netanyahu played the unity card – as usual, only when cornered – in a bid to run down Eisenkot's mandate and prevent his bloc from taking control of the Knesset

08.11.2026 à 05:04

Growing up ultra-Orthodox: How I was taught to fear the secular world

Yehuda Mozes

Choosing a secular life was not an escape from my past, but a sober, conscious choice made with my eyes wide open

08.11.2026 à 04:39

Israel needs an Abdul El-Sayed of its own

Gideon Levy

The normalization of both Muslims and socialist leftists, who are elected despite their identity rather than because of it, is still foreign to Israel

08.11.2026 à 03:58

Ex-Shin Bet chief says Zini's election probe harming public trust in agency

Bar Peleg

Speaking at a rally for a government with Arab support, former chief Ami Ayalon stressed that the Shin Bet must cross-reference intelligence from different sources and act in the interests of the public, not the government

08.11.2026 à 01:05

Shin Bet's Zini removed critics, tapped ally to head probe into election interference

Josh Breiner

Zini is attempting to investigate Arab party leaders for alleged foreign interference in Israel's election, while providing no evidence. 'Zini is clearly trying to keep anyone who disagrees with him away from the investigation,' said one official

07.11.2026 à 23:49

The IDF's West Bank chief has become little more than a coordinator for settlers

Haaretz Editorial

Under international law and Supreme Court rulings, the West Bank military commander must protect Palestinians and their property and enforce the law on settlers. Bluth is no subcontractor for the settlement movement. Why does he act like one?

07.11.2026 à 21:45

Philadelphia Jewish leaders urge restraint ahead of planned 'boycott ride' targeting six restaurants

Philissa Cramer

Jewish groups initially called on Philadelphians to patronize six Israeli and Jewish-owned businesses targeted by the protest, but as word of the protest spread, local clergy began to worry that a counter-protest could lead to a confrontation

07.11.2026 à 21:24

Explosions heard on Iran's Qeshm Island and southern cities, state TV reports

Reuters

The report came after President Donald Trump said the U.S. military carried out new limited strikes on Iran on Friday, targeting an Iranian air defense system

07.11.2026 à 20:28

Israeli president to task Gadi Eisenkot with forming governing coalition

Michael Hauser Tov

The president's decision comes after 67 lawmakers endorsed Eisenkot in a round of consultations held with party representatives after the October 27 election, compared with just 46 who endorsed sitting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

07.11.2026 à 19:55

Netanyahu calls for unity government, warns of coalition with 'Hamas supporters'

Michael Hauser Tov

In his second statement since the October 27 election, Netanyahu warned that a government dependent on 'Hamas supporters' would include members who 'praise the Nukhba murderers' who carried out the October 7 attack

07.11.2026 à 18:51

Did Michigan Jewish voters reject Abdul El-Sayed? The data suggests otherwise

Arno Rosenfeld

Some Jewish voters appear to have defected from El-Sayed, even as most remained loyal to Democrats nationwide

07.11.2026 à 18:40

Hundreds gather across Israel urging Eisenkot's bloc to join forces with Arab parties

Bar Peleg

The call for cooperation comes as Israel's two Arab parties endorsed Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot, helping him become the most likely lawmaker to be tasked with forming a coalition by Israel's president

07.11.2026 à 17:02

Shooter kills six, wounds 15 in main square in Poland's Krakow, police say

Ofer Aderet

The shooting took place less than half a mile from an anti-government demonstration in the square, according to the Polish opposition-aligned television channel Republika

07.11.2026 à 16:33

U.S. military launches task force to restrict Iran's land-based arms trade

Reuters

CENTCOM said it launched the intra-agency Task Force Iron Gate on Saturday in an effort to 'constrain Iran's ability to replenish its military'

07.11.2026 à 14:35

Israeli airport workers' union eyes bid to buy cash-strapped airline Arkia

Nati Tucker

The airline's owners are seeking new ownership due to cash-flow difficulties. Fellow Israeli carrier Israir and a group of investors led by businessman Haim Sakal are also reportedly interested in the acquisition

07.11.2026 à 11:38

A physicist at Israel's Weizmann Institute is manipulating light to make objects invisible

Gid'on Lev

What if invisibility were possible? Weizmann physicist Ulf Leonhardt is turning science fiction into reality – and probing black holes and the mysterious force driving the universe apart

07.11.2026 à 11:11

Gaza officials warn of impending humanitarian crisis as rainstorms flood Palestinians' tents

Maysan Madi

The Palestinian Civil Defense reported over 1,500 distress calls, as rescuers seek to free a person trapped beneath a collapsed roof in Gaza City. Israel has issued flood warnings in coastal cities and the Judean Desert

07.11.2026 à 10:45

The Israeli army forced 3,300 Palestinians from their homes – only to find four weapons

Gideon Levy

Residents of three Hebron neighborhoods were allowed to return to their homes this week, 10 days after the IDF expelled them under cover of darkness in response to an attack carried out by two city residents. A textbook case of collective punishment

07.11.2026 à 10:02

Police suspect husband of murdering his wife in central Arab-Israeli city

Deiaa Haj Yahia

The victim was a teacher; police say her husband has a history of drug use. According to a Haaretz tally, 235 people have been killed in Israel since the beginning of the year

07.11.2026 à 09:30

Airstrikes on a market in southwestern Yemen kill at least 30, Houthis say

The Associated Press

Yemen's Saudi-backed government denies carrying out airstrikes and blames the Iran-backed Houthis, who accuse Saudi Arabia of bombing the market. The Associated Press could not independently verify either account

07.11.2026 à 08:42

Trump says U.S. carried out 'minor' strikes on Iranian air defense system

The Associated Press

Iran's state media reported two explosions near a crucial waterway for oil shipments, marking the first U.S. strikes since the Republican defeat in Tuesday's midterms. Regional officials said Iran was reviewing Qatar-brokered proposals to end the war

07.11.2026 à 05:26

Did Netanyahu forgo U.S. aid to Israel for Trump's political backing?

Sami Peretz

With Israel's defense budget under strain and economic sanctions looming, the timing could hardly be worse

07.11.2026 à 02:41

One Haredi party welcomes Lieberman's climbdown on the draft, but won't assure him a coalition

Aaron Rabinowitz

For months, the Yisrael Beiteinu leader held secret talks with United Torah Judaism, which withheld its endorsement of Netanyahu. But to achieve a Knesset majority, they need Shas on board too

07.11.2026 à 00:28

Two Israelis charged in U.S. with $129 million AI-powered fraud scheme

TheMarker

An FBI investigation found that the three suspects, including two Israelis, allegedly used AI to impersonate corporate executives and lawyers at major firms, persuading employees to transfer millions of dollars to bank accounts they controlled

06.11.2026 à 23:12

Report: Russia in talks to supply Iran with advanced air defense systems

Haaretz

According to recent reports, Tehran has signaled a willingness to resume negotiations with Washington while pursuing closer military ties with Moscow

06.11.2026 à 22:29

Three Jewish Congressmen-elect urge Israel to release detained Arab Israeli reporter

Haaretz

Abed Abu Shehadeh, who recently worked with Al Jazeera, was arrested Wednesday, with authorities not disclosing the grounds for his detention. In a letter to Israel's ambassador, the U.S. lawmakers stressed the importance of press freedom

06.11.2026 à 22:13

West Bank IDF chief knew of Jericho settler entry, didn't alert commanders, sources say

Yaniv Kubovich

Sources said the head of the IDF Central Command coordinated with settler leaders and sought to keep senior field commanders in the dark until the families had entered the homes in a move that diverted three platoons from routine missions

06.11.2026 à 21:20

Trump: U.S. is 'talking to Iran' and doing 'very well' with Tehran

Haaretz

Meanwhile, Bloomberg reported that the U.S. and Iran have moved closer to a breakthrough in negotiations to end the war, with Tehran reportedly showing a willingness to discuss proposals related to its nuclear program that were presented by Qatar

06.11.2026 à 20:21

Trump names far-right pro-Israel Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff

Haaretz

Trump's decision comes days after major Republican losses in the midterm elections. Miller, who has played a central role in shaping the administration's hard-line immigration policies, will replace Susie Wiles, Trump's longest-serving chief of staff

06.11.2026 à 19:48

Syria aiding Saudi Arabia with military advice and training amid Houthi attacks, sources say

Reuters

A defense pact signed during Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa's visit to Riyadh formalizes military cooperation, while Washington has warned Damascus against being drawn into the wider regional war

06.11.2026 à 19:15

Germany's Merz: Muslim immigrants who reject country's Holocaust responsibility must leave

DPA

Speaking at a Berlin reception for Jewish athletes participating in the Maccabiah, Merz said Germany's responsibility for the Holocaust applies 'just as much to those who come here to Germany from Islamic countries'

06.11.2026 à 18:05

A Jewish-Arab government is the answer to Israel's most basic problems

Rula Daood

The brief experiment of the 'government of change' proved that when Jews and Arabs cooperate, they can effect change fairly quickly

06.11.2026 à 16:17

Eisenkot signals readiness for minority government to replace Netanyahu

Michael Hauser Tov

After opposition party leader Avigdor Lieberman ruled out a minority government, Gadi Eisenkot, who is poised to receive the mandate to form a government, warned that anyone who tries to derail coalition efforts 'will not be forgiven'

06.11.2026 à 14:31

Eisenkot has no choice: He must break his promise and link up with the Arab parties

Yossi Verter

Even people angry about this option will come to agree that removing Netanyahu requires painful concessions ■ The Israeli prime minister's 'responsible' step at the election committee may turn out to be a smokescreen ■ Herzog, our Bibi-ist president

06.11.2026 à 13:30

Netanyahu's attorney withdraws candidacy for Israel's state watchdog

Noa Shpigel

In July, Israel's High Court of Justice froze Michael Rabello's appointment as state comptroller after several Likud MKs recorded themselves casting their ballots in what was supposed to be a secret vote for the position

06.11.2026 à 13:08

Report: Trump weighs options for resuming war with Iran, as soon as November 9

Haaretz

U.S. President Donald Trump spoke to reporters and said that he has yet to decide on attacking Iran. 'I would rather not destroy the rest of the country if possible, but maybe I will have to. You'll know soon enough,' he added

06.11.2026 à 12:38

Shin Bet chief Zini has united Israel's coalition and opposition against him

Amos Harel

Shin Bet officials question Zini's election probe ■ America's turn against Israel goes beyond Iran ■ New footage sheds light on Mohammed Deif's war plans ■ How the army thwarted Olmert's bid to help Palestinian olive harvesters

06.11.2026 à 10:53

Netanyahu says end of U.S. aid shows 'strength' of Israel-U.S. relations in first response

Haaretz

'The move by PM Netanyahu and President Trump from aid to partnership shows the strength and sophistication of our relationship,' the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement

06.11.2026 à 10:47

They once commanded Israel's army. Now they protect Palestinians from masked soldiers and settlers

Noa Limone

They were senior officials in the IDF, Shin Bet and Mossad who devoted their lives to Israel's security. Today, they are activists protecting Palestinians in the West Bank from troops and settlers. Have they had a change of heart? Quite the opposite

06.11.2026 à 10:38

Democrats in Congress could hamper Trump's ambitions in the Middle East

Zvi Bar'el

The Democratic victory in the U.S. midterms could help bring the Palestinian issue back into the spotlight. In a region where personal relations substitute for strategy, relying on Trump won't be enough

06.11.2026 à 10:04

Lieberman signals flexibility on Haredi conscription to form government without Netanyahu

Michael Hauser Tov

Leiberman said that the opposition must refrain from another election, even if it means compromising on key issues, 'including the draft bill.' United Torah Judaism chairman: 'It's encouraging to see them showing flexibility on this issue'

06.11.2026 à 08:44

Shin Bet interrogates, threatens Bedouin political activists over election | Haaretz exposé

Bar Peleg

Two Bedouin activists say they were strip-searched by Shin Bet interrogators, and one describes threats to force a confession about Qatari funding. An official says the agency has presented no supporting evidence to the attorney general

06.11.2026 à 08:20

'If we were kosher our sales would double. But there's no substitute for pork'

Ronit Vered

Israel's kosher laws leave charcuterie lovers wanting, but a small new plant in Petah Tikva is defying the trend with artisanal bacon, sausages and kabanos

06.11.2026 à 08:11

'I grew up ultra-Orthodox. Today, I photograph large, naked men'

Mae Palty

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A photographer who left the Haredi world finds an unexpected connection to Jewish life in Brussels, while a stay-at-home dad who left Israel for New York finds a sense of belonging in the history of Jewish wandering

06.11.2026 à 05:33

Within hours: Four killed, eight wounded in seven shooting incidents across Israel

Josh Breiner

Police said the shootings were likely criminally motivated. According to a Haaretz tally, the latest killings bring the number of people murdered in Israel since the start of the year to 235, including 194 Arabs

06.11.2026 à 05:26

Israel demolishes Bedouin homes in West Bank's E1 area ahead of settlement expansion plan

Matan Golan

Ma'aleh Adumim Mayor Guy Yifrah said the demolitions followed a demand by the municipality, adding, 'At a meeting we held with [the Civil Administration chief], we agreed on addressing these structures – and there are results on the ground'

06.11.2026 à 02:58

Israel's opposition, take note: the global pendulum is shifting

Noa Landau

The opposition's boycott of Arab parties may be Netanyahu's last political gift – and a costly diplomatic mistake

06.11.2026 à 02:29

Leibowitz's prophecy came true: Israel is a secret police state

Aluf Benn

The judge overseeing the election wanted to defend its results from Netanyahu's incitement. By bringing the Shin Bet chief to his side, he made it seem like the secret police have the final say

06.11.2026 à 02:29

To win back Americans' hearts, Israel should form a government with Arab parties

Eli W. Kowaz

An Eisenkot-led government backed by Arab parties could help Israel regain U.S. bipartisan support – but only if both sides are willing to compromise

06.11.2026 à 01:54

The real challenge El-Sayed poses for Jews is populism, not antisemitism

Arno Rosenfeld

Abdul El-Sayed won the Michigan Senate race in part by making Israel a pocketbook issue. Others may follow his playbook

06.11.2026 à 01:00

Herzog's slip of the tongue about 'uniting Netanyahu' has become his life's mission

Haaretz Editorial

Instead of making false equivalences and lecturing opposition lawmakers on their refusal to unite with Netanyahu, President Herzog should respect the election results

06.11.2026 à 00:50

Iran sent nuclear proposal to U.S. via Qatar, senior Iranian official says

Reuters

Tehran has also demanded the lifting of U.S. sanctions, the release of frozen assets and war reparations. Iran's top security official said Thursday that the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until Washington met its conditions

06.11.2026 à 00:37

Over 500 rabbis, diplomats and Jewish diaspora leaders urge Israeli opposition to form Jewish-Arab coalition

Linda Dayan

Prominent Jewish public figures worldwide called on Israel's opposition party leaders 'to build a coalition for change that will serve Israel, Diaspora Jewry and our relations,' as Eisenkot is set get the first shot to form a new government

05.11.2026 à 23:40

Tony Blair meets Netanyahu, Herzog to advance Trump's Gaza plan

Liza Rozovsky

Blair is due to meet Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot on Friday as the Trump administration seeks to advance Gaza's demilitarization and reconstruction. 'Our most urgent challenge now is to turn this agreement into a credible stage-by-stage plan,' he said

05.11.2026 à 23:00

DSA won big in midterms. Will its Israel litmus test limit its influence?

Etan Nechin

A sweeping Democratic majority could leave party leaders with little need for DSA votes, testing the newcomers' willingness to build coalitions beyond their ideological allies

05.11.2026 à 22:42

Shin Bet chief seeks election probe advice from ex-chief who opposed him

Josh Breiner

Ex-chief Ami Ayalon led the former officials who reviewed classified intelligence on election interference. They urged further inquiry into suspected foreign funding of Arab parties but warned against casting doubt on the results

05.11.2026 à 21:46

Replacing Netanyahu may not be enough to win back U.S. Democrats

Philissa Cramer

Brad Lander rejected Lapid's pitch for an American outreach tour, calling for respect for international law and Palestinian rights. The Jewish congressman-elect sees withholding military aid as a way to press for change

05.11.2026 à 21:03

Israel's President Herzog says he will announce candidate to form gov't on Sunday

Haaretz

Eisenkot was recommended by 67 of the 120 elected Knesset members in consultations with the president. Herzog will pick the candidate he believes has the best chance of forming a government

05.11.2026 à 20:04

Eisenkot secures parliamentary majority, paving clearest path to forming gov't

Haaretz

Both Arab-majority parties backed Eisenkot, while United Torah Judaism – traditionally aligned with Netanyahu and Likud – declined to endorse either candidate

05.11.2026 à 19:46

U.S. Democrats embraced a broad coalition. Israel's opposition fears its own

Etan Nechin

While the Democratic Party is charting a new path against Trump's policies, nearly all Jewish Israeli opposition leaders remain unwilling to accept Arab voters as full partners in determining who governs

05.11.2026 à 18:33

Eisenkot secures 67 of 120 endorsements after his Yashar party backs him for PM

Haaretz

With a majority of elected Knesset members recommending Gadi Eisenkot, President Isaac Herzog is expected to task him with forming the next government

05.11.2026 à 18:31

Case closed against Israeli police officer who interrupted doctor giving CPR at anti-war rally

Bar Peleg

Dr. Udi Baharav was summoned for questioning for assaulting a police officer – and claims police are trying to obstruct the investigation against the volunteer police doctor, who he says blocked him from treating an unconcious protester

05.11.2026 à 18:22

For first time, series of wildlife crossings in southern Israel will allow animals to cross major roads

Zafrir Rinat

The two crossings in southern Israel are designed to reconnect endangered gazelle populations separated by major roads and a railway line

05.11.2026 à 17:48

When 'unity' is a bad word: Why any Netanyahu-led government is a disaster for Israel

Esther Solomon

What 'unity' can there be with a failed leader whose warmongering, racism and cruelty have led to the abyss? The delusional idea still holds sway – not just in Netanyahu's circles, but with Israel's president himself

05.11.2026 à 17:34

As his populist allies fall, Netanyahu is fighting yesterday's war

Dahlia Scheindlin

Just a decade ago, Netanyahu looked like the vanguard of the neo-authoritarian populism sweeping the world. But after defeats in Hungary, Serbia and the U.S. midterms, the prime minister suddenly seems out of step with the changing political winds

05.11.2026 à 17:03

Israel bet on Republicans. Now comes a reckoning

Liza Rozovsky

An Israeli official hopes to repair the damage from Netanyahu's distancing of Democrats as they take control of Congress. Others say only a change in policy toward Palestinians can mend the rift

05.11.2026 à 16:51

Israel elected a Knesset, not a government. It's time lawmakers acted like it

Yael German

Even if an alternative coalition cannot immediately be formed, the new Knesset has the authority – and responsibility – to restore its independence, repair the damage to democratic institutions and rein in executive power

05.11.2026 à 16:42

Strike or deal? What the midterms mean for Iran and Trump's next move

Zvi Bar'el

Democrats' sweeping midterm victory has thrust the U.S. and Iran into a race against time. After Congress changes hands, Middle East leaders will have two Washingtons to deal with

05.11.2026 à 16:37

For 20 years, this unlikely Israeli-Palestinian alliance has been defying the odds

Linda Dayan

The founders of Combatants for Peace aren't sure whether their 'avant-garde' movement is growing or shrinking as it enters its third decade. But they know there's still much work to be done

05.11.2026 à 16:29

All Arab-majority parties endorse Eisenkot to form government in talks with president

Yael Freidson

Joint List head Yousef Jabareen told the president they were recommending Eisenkot 'in hopes it'll lead to an improvement for all citizens, particularly Arabs.' The endorsements are expected to give Eisenkot a majority among elected Knesset members

05.11.2026 à 13:24

The Israeli comics artist erecting a graphic revolt against national pride – and Netanyahu

Nirit Anderman

Dean Graubard creates a left-wing comic that isn't afraid to challenge the Israeli mainstream, even if it means being excluded
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