A senior U.S. official told a small group of reporters that a follow-up meeting to the historic Singapore summit is 'likely sometime after the first of the year'

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: What it's like to serve on an Israeli army counter-terrorism unit ■ The difference between the American and the Israeli Burning Man

On the day the world realizes that the UN ambassador is Israel and Hagai El-Ad represents a muzzled minority, maybe its forgiving attitude toward Israel will change

Their problematic relationship is a casualty of the culture wars sparked by the presidencies of Obama and Trump

A member of the Ministerial Committee tells Haaretz that the bill, which is slated to go on vote Sunday, isn't expected to pass ■ The bill calls for imprisonment of those hurting Israeli interests, but doesn't explain what they are

Sources in Netanyahu's office tell Haaretz the decision was made in order to look into different offers that were made before forcefully evicting residents ■ Security forces have reiterated in recent days that they are ready to clear out the village

This approach is based on a loathing of Arabs – guaranteeing Netanyahu’s Mizrahi supporters a higher place on the social ladder – and of leftists, who are seen as arrogant and abusive

18 Saudi nationalists have been arrested as the investigations continue ■ Royal court adviser Saud al-Qahtani and deputy intelligence chief Ahmed Asiri have been fired, state media reports