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With an explosive cord tied on his neck, the senior was forced by army to scout buildings, and shot dead on his release.

James Mangold’s film “A Complete Unknown,” nominated for eight Oscars, captures the elusive, enigmatic quality of Bob Dylan in the early 1960s: the years he emerged as a major musical and cultural phenomenon. A scant few years after he came to New York from Minnesota, and legally changed his name…

Raid on Educational Bookshop branches described by rights groups as attempt to create ‘culture of fear’ among Palestinian intellectuals

Experts have credited the president-elect with pressuring Israel into a ceasefire deal

Officials said breakthrough came when Trump applied pressure on Israeli government, something Biden was unwilling to do

Israel has been attacking hospitals and displacement shelters for more than a year now, killing tens of thousands.

Faced with the devastation in Gaza, Israelis tend to look away. The victories after the fall of Assad are a far easier focus, says Haaretz editor-in-chief Aluf Benn

At a recent conference held in London by Israel’s longest-running newspaper, Haaretz, the publisher Amos Schocken – who is known for his critical stance towards Israel’s treatment of Palestinians – argued that the Palestinians who are defined by Israel as terrorists are, in fact, freedom fighters. Schocken also claimed that…

Despite the Lebanon truce, Israel’s prime minister shows no desire to seek peace with Hamas

Letters: British Palestinian Alexandra Lucas praises the journalists who have spoken out in horror at their government’s actions

Unlike most Israeli news outlets, my paper shows the suffering in Gaza and Lebanon. That’s why the government has targeted us, says Aluf Benn, the editor of Haaretz