After a fake news site quoted Israel's (former) defense minister as threatening to destroy Pakistan if it joined the war on ISIS, the Pakistanis delivered a not-so-veiled nuclear threat.

Raviv Drucker tells Haaretz that he doesn’t fear Netanyahu’s propaganda campaign against him, even though he once needed security personnel to guard his home.

A newly discovered document suggests that the Ottomans’ order to evacuate the city during World War I wasn’t an act of anti-Zionism.

In the first half of 2016, Facebook “restricted access” to 962 content items – almost 10 percent of the requests it received from around the world. Only 236 items were restricted in the preceding six-month period.

The aircraft, which took off from Sochi, was carrying the famous Alexandrov military band for a concert at a Russian air base; rescue team finds suspected crash site.

Blaze erupts in fuel tank, large forces of firefighters en route to prevent it from spreading to nearby tanks.

Answering readers' questions on the Haaretz Hebrew website's 20th birthday, Schocken discusses the slaughter in Syria, freedom of the press, Netanyahu’s relationship with the media and the press' role in a changing world.

'The issue is still hot and this is not the end of it,' Netanyahu tells Likud ministers after UN Security Council censures Israel over settlements.