Haaretz
January 2026
From Sakhnin to Tel Aviv: Arab Israelis signal a protest meant to last
As killings mount, Arab leaders and allies rallied in Tel Aviv against state inaction
Reports: At least five killed, 14 wounded in explosions across Iran
Arab citizens' Tel Aviv protest against violence is a test for the entire Israeli public
Arab Israeli shot dead after leaving mosque as homicide rate continues to rise
Israel-backed Gaza militia leader filmed threatening Hamas alongside captured militant
In December, Yasser Abu Shabab, who led the Israel-backed militia, died after being wounded in clashes in Gaza
Israeli settlers attack Palestinians in West Bank, torch building, attack residents, Palestinian reports say
Moody's raises Israel's credit outlook from negative to stable, citing Gaza cease-fire
Residents of this Palestinian village are slowly suffocating. Their land is being taken, and so are their lives
IDF fire kills 30 Palestinians in Gaza, wounds 30 since morning, Health Ministry says
Trump again bypasses U.S. Congress to push $6 billion in weapons sales to Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu faced criticism this month for comments on U.S.-Israel arms dynamics
Released hostage Sasha Troufanov describes sexual harassment and isolation in Hamas captivity
This is the moment you're going to die."
Rebuilding Gaza, after what happened in the war, is understandable. But first of all we need to make sure that the people of Gaza will stop trying to hurt Israel,
I saw the terrorist with so much anger and hate in his face, holding his knife trying to stab me even more,
U.S. hails cease-fire between Syrian gov't and Kurdish forces as 'historic milestone'
Syria's government and Kurdish-led SDF agreed to a cease-fire and phased integration of Kurdish forces into the state, though key questions over implementation and border control remain
Poll: Coalition remains stable at 51 seats as reunited Joint Arab List surges to 12
South African envoy told to leave Israel after ban on Israel's acting ambassador
Israel's prime minister and foreign minister rebuked by ordering the South African envoy to leave the country
How Trump's threat to destroy Hamas turned into talks on its political future in Gaza
Israel to reopen Gaza Strip's Rafah crossing on Sunday, in largely symbolic move
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says world 'abandoned' Gaza children and 'must not look away'
Speaking at an Act x Palestine event, Guardiola spoke about children who lost their parents in the war in Gaza, and asked listeners to 'refuse to look away and instead become involved.' The soccer manager previously expressed fear of the situation due to Israel's war in the enclave
Former police chief questioned on suspicion of hiring Palestinian without permit
Netanyahu sets aside his failures and disasters to plan his total victory on Election Day
Trump: 'We will see what happens' as U.S. warships sail toward Iran
Trump is determined to launch phase two of his Gaza plan. The Israeli government's last hope is that he fails
And in that case, the right wing hopes, the Israel Defense Forces will truly disarm Hamas, paving the way for the total victory which, even if delayed, will eventually come
UN chief warns of 'imminent financial collapse' as U.S. slashes funding
In recent days, there have been reports of health workers assaulted, and at least five doctors detained, while treating injured patients,