Opponents of the Israeli government's plan say it will enable the rapid eviction of Bedouin citizens and turn the northern Negev desert into a 'region of ​​displaced people living in inadequate conditions'

Cosmetic, face-saving, nebulous implementation: No wonder that the residents and mayors of northern Israel are objecting to Hochstein's cease-fire deal in Lebanon – and that Hezbollah is celebrating it

The four Israelis were charged with attempted arson and reckless use of fire with a terrorist motive, following the incident at Netanyahu's private residence in Caesarea

In his first interview since retiring, Brig. Gen. Eli Assayag also tells Haaretz about the 'catastrophe' that could stem from Itamar Ben-Gvir's power grab at the police

The rebel takeover of Aleppo confronts Israel with a familiar quandary: What's worse – Assad or the jihadists? But this time around there is a new concern: the appointment of an Assad supporter as head of American intelligence

The former IDF chief and defense minister reasserted his claim that Israel is committing ethnic cleansing in northern Gaza, saying that 'the IDF is not the most moral army in the world,' prompting criticism across Israel's political spectrum

The decision to paint the four Israeli protesters who fired flares at Netanyahu's home as terrorists is much more dangerous to Israeli democracy than the action they were arrested for