'It’s clear that if there’s some kind of union, it will only be with [Labor leader] Amir Peretz leading it. There’s no question about it, we are unanimous. Barak’s leadership isn’t on the agenda,' the source said

Too few doctors are being trained in Israel, forcing many to go abroad, to get an inferior education. The result: ballooning salaries, a doctor shortage

The government tries to remove hundreds of single elderly people from their homes against their will every year, because nursing care for the elderly poor can only be state-financed in nursing homes

Ex-premier tells Daily Beast he never attended a party with Jeffrey Epstein, who invested in the company controlled by Barak and faces sex trafficking charges

'A Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian, and the diversity of our country is in fact one of our greatest strengths ... and we will continue to defend that'

In a statement Monday, the Islamic movement said recent remarks by Fathi Hammad, a member of its politburo, 'don’t represent the movement’s official positions'

After years of activity as artist, curator and collector, Dvora Schocken is having her first exhibition. She tells Haaretz about her early love of photography and the sculpture garden she curated for the Mossad

Following a complaint, deputy attorney general says segregation at event for religious and ultra-Orthodox people was improper ■ Organizers say attendees insisted on it