IDF Investigation Determines: Ofer Mushkovitz Was Killed by Shelling Conducted Against Protocols
An investigation by the Israeli Defense Forces concluded that Ofer Mushkovitz was killed by artillery fire that violated military protocols during operations in northern Israel.
Suspected Anti-Semitic Hate Crime: Four Ambulances of the Jewish 'Hatzalah' Organization Set on Fire in North London
The British police are investigating a suspected anti-Semitic hate crime involving arson of four ambulances belonging to the Jewish 'Hatzalah' organization in North London.
The Ministry of Education changes guidelines from today to tomorrow, leaving parents confused
Israel's Ministry of Education has been inconsistent with guidelines for schools during the ongoing conflict, creating confusion among parents.
Sources: Before the War, Barnea Told Netanyahu That the Mossad Could Ignite Protests to Overthrow the Regime
Mossad Chief David Barnea reportedly informed Prime Minister Netanyahu that the agency could initiate protests aimed at toppling the Iranian regime, as highlighted by sources from the U.S. and Israel.
What Are We Guilty Of? Christians in Lebanon Trapped Between Israel and Hezbollah
Christian villagers in southern Lebanon are facing increasing fears and uncertainties due to escalating conflicts between Israel and Hezbollah, with local leaders struggling to maintain normalcy during wartime.
In pajamas and without equipment, evacuees from Arad and Dimona are still trying to digest the reality imposed on them
Evacuees from Arad, forced out of their homes due to an Iranian missile attack, now struggle to adapt to their new living conditions in a hotel at the Dead Sea, many still in pajamas and lacking essential belongings.
The Strait of Hormuz May Become Trump's Vietnam
This article discusses the escalating rhetoric from U.S. President Donald Trump regarding military actions in the Strait of Hormuz, which he compares to the Vietnam War.
In the Absence of a Clear End to the War, Trump Returns to Threats
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Basset, speaking prominently on the Trump administration's stance regarding the war with Iran, emphasized the need to escalate tensions to achieve calm, following Trump's ultimatum to Iran related to the Strait of Hormuz.
Three Young Men Executed in Iran; Human Rights Organizations Fear This Is Just the Beginning to Deter Protests During War
Three young men have been executed in Iran, raising concerns among human rights organizations about a possible increase in executions to suppress dissent amid ongoing airstrikes from the US and Israel.
Residents of Dimona Thought Missiles Would Not Reach Them. This Illusion Shattered Among the Old Train Housing
Residents of Dimona, especially in old train housing, believed missiles would not reach their city until a recent attack shattered that illusion, highlighting the lack of shelters and accessibility for vulnerable people.
Settlers Called for a Night of 'Revenge and Expulsion of the Enemy'; Palestinian Reports of Attacks and Arson in Judea and Samaria
Israeli settlers have called for night-time revenge and expulsion actions in the West Bank following the death of an 18-year-old Israeli teen believed to have been killed by a Palestinian vehicle.
The War in Iran Has Driven Up Oil Prices and Disrupted the Republicans' Messaging
The ongoing conflict in Iran has resulted in increased oil prices, complicating the political landscape for the Republicans ahead of the upcoming midterm elections in the U.S.
Weather Forecast: Learning Hebrew Again in the Shelter
The article reflects on an unusual Hebrew class taught by M teacher Zalda, whose creative language use gives a fresh perspective on Hebrew amid challenging circumstances.
Otzma Yehudit Seeks Final Approval for Death Penalty Law for Terrorists This Week
The Otzma Yehudit party is pushing for a law to impose the death penalty on terrorists, facing opposition due to potential conflicts with international law and warnings from the IDF about risks to commanders on overseas arrest warrants.
Iran: Extensive Damage Caused to Essential Water and Energy Infrastructure by US and Israeli Attacks
Iran reports widespread damage to essential water and energy infrastructures due to US and Israeli airstrikes targeting civilian sites.
The United Arab Emirates Demonstrated Transparency at the Start of the War. It Didn't Hold Up
The UAE initially showed transparency regarding the Iranian attacks during the conflict but has since shifted to a more opaque communication strategy as damage accumulates.
The Attorney General to the Police Commissioner: Immediately stop the activities of the incitement division established by Ben Gvir
Israel's Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has instructed Police Commissioner Dani Levy to immediately halt the operations of the incitement division created by National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.
Trump: With the Death of Iran, the Democratic Party is America's Greatest Enemy
Donald Trump stated that the Democratic Party, termed as the 'far left,' is currently America's greatest enemy following the demise of Iran.
Once Again, Soroka Did Not Collapse Under the Pressure. Not Only the Hasidim Saw This as a Miracle
The article discusses the resilience of Soroka hospital in Be'er Sheva amidst increased pressure due to an influx of victims from an Iranian missile strike, highlighting a scene of mixed attire among Hasidim and missile survivors.
Kat's: I instructed to attack all the bridges on the Litani and destroy houses in the villages near the border
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced orders to the IDF to immediately destroy all bridges over the Litani River to prevent Hezbollah militants and weapons from crossing south.
MDA: One seriously injured and several moderately and lightly injured in six fall sites in the Gush Dan area
A person was seriously injured and several others sustained moderate and light injuries due to explosions in Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan.
Severe injury and several moderately and lightly injured in six strike sites in Gush Dan
One person was severely injured and several others were moderately and lightly wounded in multiple strike sites in Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan.
Iranians Living in the U.S. Have Mixed Opinions on the War: 'Hope Has Been Replaced by Nausea'
Iranians living in the U.S. express a mix of hope and despair regarding the ongoing conflict, highlighting differing perspectives within the community.
The person killed by the strike in the north is Ofer Mushkovitz from the Mishgav Am kibbutz
Ofer Mushkovitz, a prominent figure from Kibbutz Mishgav Am, has been identified as the individual killed by a vehicle strike in the region.
Preliminary Investigation: No Connection Between Direct Strikes in the South, Similar Missiles Were Intercepted in the Past
A preliminary investigation by the Israeli Air Force indicates that there is no connection between the direct missile strikes in Arad and Dimona, attributing interception failures to a 'chain of malfunctions.'
The police who killed a family in the West Bank have yet to be investigated after a week, the Police Investigation Division tends to accept their version
An investigation into the police shooting deaths of the Odeh family in Tammun has not yet summoned the involved officers, despite the incident occurring over a week ago.
A man was killed by an anti-tank missile near the Lebanon border
A man was killed in a vehicle hit by an anti-tank missile in Kibbutz Misgav Am near the Lebanon border, with subsequent alarms triggered in the area.
Settlers set fire to buildings and cars in several locations in the West Bank last night; IDF: Palestinians injured lightly
Settlers in the West Bank set fire to buildings and cars, leading to the light injuries of 11 Palestinians, as reported by the IDF.
Settlers set fire to buildings and cars in the West Bank; security source: 11 Palestinians were lightly injured
Israeli settlers set fire to buildings and vehicles in multiple locations in the West Bank, injuring 11 Palestinians in the process.
The state is cutting down trees and not planting new ones in their place
Residents of Jerusalem are grappling with the loss of many old trees due to construction works, raising concerns among environmental activists about the city's green spaces.
The energy crisis that birthed the war with Iran is the biggest threat to the region
The escalating energy crisis tied to the conflict with Iran is causing widespread economic repercussions in the Middle East and beyond.
The energy crisis caused by the war with Iran is the biggest threat to the region
The energy crisis stemming from the conflict involving the US and Israel against Iran poses significant challenges in the Middle East, affecting global energy prices and prompting emergency measures from various countries.
The US is seeking an exit point from the war, but Trump needs more achievements
Donald Trump claims the war against Iran is nearing its end, while criticizing NATO for not supporting the U.S. military actions in the region.
Testimonies from the Crash Site in Arad: 'We Saw a Fireball Diving, Suddenly There Was a Huge Explosion and Darkness'
Residents of Arad are grappling with the aftermath of a sudden explosion that shattered their homes and sense of security.
Trump: If Iran does not open the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours - we will destroy its power stations
US President Donald Trump issued a warning to Iran, threatening to strike and destroy its power stations if it does not open the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours.
Dozens injured from direct hit in Arad: at least four in serious condition, including a five-year-old girl
At least 64 people were injured in a missile attack from Iran on Arad, Israel, with four reported in serious condition, including a five-year-old girl.
Israeli killed in the West Bank by Palestinian vehicle; IDF: Investigation underway for suspected attack
An 18-year-old Israeli, Yehuda Shmuel Sherman, was killed in the West Bank when a Palestinian vehicle struck the ATV he was driving, prompting conflicting claims about whether it was an accident or an attack.
Netanyahu said that "Jesus has no advantage over Genghis Khan", and apologized after facing criticism
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced backlash after comparing Jesus to Genghis Khan during a press conference.
Robert Mueller, the special investigator who examined Russia's interference in favor of Trump in the 2016 elections, has died
Robert Mueller, the former special investigator into Donald Trump's presidential campaign ties with Russia, passed away at the age of 81, as confirmed by his family.
Weather forecast for Sunday: Rain in the North and Center, there is a risk of flooding
The weather forecast for Sunday predicts partial to cloudy skies, significant drops in temperature, and intermittent rain, mainly in northern and central Israel, with a risk of thunderstorms and flooding in eastern streams.
Building struck in Dimona: A ten-year-old boy and a woman in her 40s were moderately injured and about 20 others lightly injured from shrapnel
A ten-year-old boy and a woman in her 40s were moderately injured, while about 20 others suffered light injuries from shrapnel following missile strikes in Dimona, Israel.
Trump Ignored Congress When Going to War. Now He Demands Money
Amanda Robbins gained internet fame for her blunt remarks to President Trump about rising oil prices amid the crisis related to the Iran war.
Behind the Tension Between Trump and NATO Lies Distrust, Ideological Cracks, and One Dreadful Clause
Donald Trump's recent aggressive attacks on NATO reflect deeper ideological cracks and a significant mistrust between him and the alliance.
Lebanon's Ministry of Health: 40 medical personnel killed and about 128 medical facilities and ambulances attacked
Lebanon's health ministry reports that 40 medical personnel have been killed and at least 128 medical facilities and ambulances attacked by Israel in southern Lebanon.
After boasting about cuts, government officials blame Trump for harming the management of the war with Iran
US government officials are blaming Trump for negatively affecting the management of the ongoing conflict with Iran due to severe budget cuts that have left the State Department understaffed.
The Beauty of Nowruz is Lost: In a Holiday of Renewal, Iranians Are Mourning and Fear Rates are High
Iranians are celebrating Nowruz amidst a backdrop of economic hardship and rising fear due to domestic oppression and foreign attacks.
US Confirms: Iranian Intelligence Is Behind the Hacker Group 'Handala'
The US officially accused Iran of operating the hacker group 'Handala' and shut down four of its websites last week.
This Week's Photos from Haaretz Photographers
Haaretz features a selection of striking photographs capturing important moments and scenes from Israel this week.
Satellite Images: 32 Missile Bases in Iran, Most of Them Underground, Were Hit in Attacks by the US and Israel
Israel and the United States target underground missile bases in Iran, with recent airstrikes identified as affecting 32 sites and destroying numerous missile launchers.
Cluster bomb hit kindergarten in Rishon Lezion; Mayor: We won't open the education system until we feel safe
A cluster bomb struck a kindergarten in Rishon Lezion, prompting local officials to criticize the decision to reopen schools in the area amid ongoing security concerns.