Israel's security echelon is diverging from the U.S. defense establishment, convinced that Russia will plow through Ukraine despite surprising Ukrainian victories

Iran's Revolutionary Guards says the Noor-2 satellite reached a low orbit only days after satellite pictures suggested Iran's civilian program suffered another failed launch attempt

The deal was reached despite recent appeals to toughen the sentences of those convicted of rioting in mixed cities during last May's round of fighting in Gaza

As part of an extensive documentation project in Masafer Yatta, an open hillside spread in the South Hebron Hills, photographer Emily Glick is getting to know residents of the Palestinian communities living under a military evacuation order

Former ambassador to Israel Dan Kurtzer called the endorsement of 37 lawmakers who refused to accept Biden's victory in the 2020 election 'very disappointing.' AIPAC says it is focused solely on Israel-related positions

Media is blocked and censored and demonstrators are arrested en masse, but Russian protest against the war in Ukraine continues. 'It will get scarier,' one protester told Haaretz, 'but I don’t believe we should be intimidated yet'

After a five-year hiatus, Greece and Turkey agreed last year to resume exploratory talks to address their differences in the Mediterranean but little progress has been made so far

Haaretz correspondents Judy Maltz and Yarden Michaeli, who returned from covering the war in Ukraine and the refugee crisis, talk about what they saw on the ground. Also: will Russia end the war with a nuclear showdown?