Leaders of the Israelite Temple Congregation in Hamburg announced on Thursday their decision to file a lawsuit against the city for refusing to grant them status as a religious entity, blocking their access to government funding and denying them the right to rebuild their historical synagogue

Even in the midst of the war with Iran, Naomi Shaanan reported to the Be'er Sheva intersection, sign in hand. A day after she was killed by an Iranian missile strike on the city, dozens of activists gathered to call to free the hostages

Taking advantage of the war in Iran, settlers in the South Hebron Hills have stepped up their violent assaults on Palestinian communities in the area. A decision by an Israeli planning committee in the West Bank could lead to the destruction of all the remaining hamlets

Many Israelis can't imagine Jews voting for someone – precisely because he is anti-Israel. A candidate for mayor of New York, no matter his policies, has to swear fealty to Zionism to be deemed worthy to serve the city's residents

Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli just wants the world to pity Israel – while hailing it as a global superpower. The minister learned from the best – Netanyahu has been doing it since the Obama administration

A historic student-led uprising prepares to confront President Vučić's regime on Serbia's most symbolic date, with national elections looming. 'This regime has caused so much suffering and so much damage to our society that I felt like it couldn't go on,' says one activist

Despite 12 days of aerial strikes, the Islamic Republic has the material, means and lack of oversight to work on a nuclear bomb, a Western official tells Haaretz – to some extent, Iran believes they won this round of fighting