In Gaza, women are not asking for boardroom seats or missions to Mars. They are asking for bread, water, soap, a sanitary pad. For their children to wake up in the morning. But too often feminism, across the globe, turns its gaze from the blood on the floor

While struggling to broker peace in Ukraine, U.S. President Donald Trump holds rare leverage to end the Gaza war and save the Israeli hostages – if he chooses to use it

I ask myself about the logic of this camp that rejects debate on the occupation or extermination, but jumps at the chance to talk about peace

Genocide talk has spread into all TV studios as legitimate talk. From here on, one should say: thou shalt murder. All that remains is to debate who should be murdered and who should be spared

'The fact that he'll be in the U.S. or on a flight during the ceremonies and the siren is disgraceful – for him and for the position he holds,' one senior police officer told Haaretz about Ben-Gvir, who, as national security minister, oversees the Israel Police

After the singer promoted a recent concert as taking place 'in Haifa, Palestine,' the mayor of Haifa hit back: 'You should internalize this – Haifa is a city in the Jewish and democratic State of Israel and will remain so forever'

The request for an explanation, issued in the form of a provisional order by the High Court, was handed down following a petition submitted by several groups 10 months ago, in light of the failure to draft yeshiva students, despite the 2024 ruling

Israel's prime minister intended his frothing, sneering screed, an affidavit to the High Court strewn with classified information, to counter the Shin Bet chief's recent explosive accusations. Instead, it lays bare his culpability