Amid uptick in anti-Jewish attacks in the city, the 23-year-old man reports that a group harassed him and hit him in the face; local police are investigating the incident

Mohammad Abu el-Jedian lost his parents, his brother and his home when an Israeli missile struck the Gaza Strip apartment building they lived in. Six people, including a baby and a child, were killed in the attack

A controversial law enacted in the days following 9/11 could provide the president with the legal means to go to war with the Islamic Republic, but some senators are mobilizing to stop him

Plus, a screening of a documentary about the struggle to set up an all-women’s EMT in NYC, and three female comedians performing in Jerusalem

From its launch in 1919, Haaretz was never just about building the Jewish state. It was also about ensuring the state always lived up to its Jewish and Zionist ideals

Defense and medical officials say the army would have difficulties evacuating the wounded in a multi-front war and would face a serious shortage of doctors