Authors of letter condemning the rising antisemitism sparked by the Israel-Hamas war earlier this month, also called out Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, for likening COVID restrictions to the Holocaust

Analysis of fish bones unearthed across Israel suggests observance of kashrut only began in late Second Temple period, centuries after the Bible was written

Israeli-born Tomer Zilkha is teaching the first academic barista course in the U.S. The owner of three French cafés, who starts each day calibrating his bean grinder, tells Haaretz what’s wrong with Starbucks and why he always stocks instant coffee in his kitchen

Days after protests in Berlin over the Gaza conflict, the 'House of One' offers a beacon of hope for dialogue, said its founders

The denial of insurance benefits, which includes suspending medical benefits and halting social benefit payments, is a common procedure inflicted on East Jerusalem residents

'There was never this kind of tension in the city. It hurts,' Lod resident says