The number of jackals roaming Tel Aviv is estimated in the hundreds. A new pilot program aims to change cat-feeding practices to reduce access for jackals

Some members of Israel's ruling coalition still claim that Qatargate is not affecting Netanyahu's standing, but the scandal is part of his soft underbelly on the right – alongside the Haredi draft evasion law

The Trump administration understands that establishing Palestinian rule is a critical for stability in the Gaza Strip. Qatar is pressing for the announcement of such a mechanism even before Netanyahu's visit to Florida next week and believes that bringing in thousands of PA police officers must happen immediately - to ensure that the cease-fire does not collapse

The events of the past few days highlight how Israel exploits settler terrorism – which has long ceased to be 'isolated clashes' – to establish facts on the ground, while benefiting from the world's indifference. When armed settlers enjoy immunity, the message to Palestinians is clear: there is no one to protect you

From London in the 1920s to Tel Aviv a century later, Haaretz chronicles how Christmas moved from an uncomfortable curiosity to a visible, consumer-driven holiday among Jewish families

Bakri gained fame for his roles in 'Beyond the Walls,' 'Fellow Travelers' and 'Cup Final.' In 2002, he directed the controversial documentary 'Jenin, Jenin'

The failure to use allocated funds risks deepening the Arab community's sense of abandonment. During the current government's term, the number of meetings on the issue has declined, while key programs remain unimplemented despite having budgets