Dahlia Scheindlin

Eyal Zamir, chief of staff of the Israel Defense Forces, pledged to use “every tool at our disposal” against the documentary, which features anonymous interviews with 24 intelligence officers and soldiers, most involved in remote strikes in Gaza

When Israel goes to the polls on 27 October, it really will be the most important election in the country’s history — and not just for Israelis

In the first Haaretz Election Podcast since the party lists were finalized on September 8, Scheindlin and Pfeffer assessed the chances of each party and bloc, as well as grappling with the larger issues: most importantly, the legacy of October 7

Pfeffer returned to Haaretz for the podcast, where he worked as a correspondent and columnist for over 25 years and continues to contribute, for a reunion with columnist Dr. Dahlia Scheindlin, with whom he co-hosted the "Election Overdose" podcast during the run-up to the 2022 elections

British diplomats in Jerusalem will lose status in 30 days

He showed off activists from a Gaza flotilla bound on the floor

He showed off activists from a Gaza flotilla bound on the floor

Netanyahu illustrated his argument by referring to a past election campaign

Trump: Hamas has agreed to disarm

The election period will officially begin on July 17, when the Knesset will go into recess

In the roundtable discussion with Haaretz correspondent Linda Dayan and host Allison Kaplan Sommer, Scheindlin discussed the new iterations of veteran parties on the center right and the left, vying for the voters who would like to see Netanyahu replaced — including those who previously voted for the prime minister and hold center-right views

In the Tree brasserie off Herzl Street in Rehovot, there was much that almost everyone agreed on

Hours before it was to be signed, however, Israeli jets struck Lebanon's capital Beirut, killing at least three people

The deal offers desperately needed sanctions relief, much of which will come only if Iran rolls back its nuclear program, including at a minimum diluting its stockpile of highly enriched uranium

As recently as last week prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu outlined four elements Israel wanted to be included in the deal: removal of enriched uranium; dismantling of enrichment infrastructure; limits on missile production; and an end to Iranian support for regional proxies

As the landscape of Middle East diplomacy shifts following a newly announced US-led agreement with Tehran, Israel is signalling a defiant and assertive security posture

The short clip shows the far-right politician taunting the detainees with nationalist slogans as the handcuffed prisoners are forced to kneel

Muted U.S. Response to Iranian Attacks Deepens Gulf Fears About Cease-Fire

In response, some traditional U.S. partners are starting to hedge their bets in ways ​that may bring long-lasting changes in relations with Washington, while adversaries such as China and Russia are looking to exploit strategic openings

Co-host with Ambassador Mark Regev of the JNS-TV podcast “Israel Undiplomatic," she writes on Israeli politics and U.S.-Israel relations

Former Prime Ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid may have united in the new "Together" joint list, but tensions reportedly remain behind the scenes

חיל-האוויר תקף מבנים צבאיים במרחבים ח׳רבת סלם ותולין שבדרום לבנון, ששימשו את ארגון הטרור חיזבאללה לקידום מתווי טרור נגד כוחות צה"ל ומדינת ישראל

Israel finds itself engaged in two semi-frozen conflicts in Lebanon and Iran

The situation highlights rising confrontation between the United States and Iran over strategic waterways, raising global concerns about energy security, trade stability, and potential military escalation

President Donald Trump has repeatedly pushed to bring the war with Iran to a speedy end by stepping up bombing raids, threatening to wipe out infrastructure and ordering a naval blockade

Donald Trump sparks global concern after hinting at nuclear options amid rising tensions with Iran, just days after extending the fragile truce

On a recent weeknight, a veteran Israeli rock singer gave a free concert to a small audience in an odd venue — an underground parking lot in central Tel Aviv that affords protection from incoming Iranian missile fire

On a recent weeknight, a veteran Israeli rock singer gave a free concert to a small audience in an odd venue — an underground parking lot in central Tel Aviv that affords protection from incoming Iranian missile fire

On a recent weeknight, a veteran Israeli rock singer gave a free concert to a small audience in an odd venue — an underground parking lot in central Tel Aviv that affords protection from incoming Iranian missile fire

The conflict’s ultimate end will likely be determined by lawmakers in Washington rather than planners in Israel

Oil prices were set for a record monthly rise on Tuesday

Political leaders who hold the supreme authority to deploy lethal force against an enemy in order to impose their will — excluding the rare mentally unbalanced individuals in the long history of international relations — always pursue specific aims

One of Iran’s largest missile barrages in weeks injured at least 14 people and caused damage across several Israeli cities

For Israel, the goal is straightforward: to topple a regime viewed by the overwhelming majority of its citizens as an existential threat

Exiled crown prince urges US, Israel to strike regime targets while preserving civilian infrastructure amid escalating Iran-Israel attacks Israel National News

Netanyahu Calls For Wider War Effort

An overwhelming majority of Jewish Israelis back the decision to start a new conflict, with the Israel Democracy Institute putting support at more than 90% in two wartime polls