The first professional Israeli analysis of the Russian-Ukrainian war finds that the Russian army learned little from Stalingrad and Afghanistan

Dozens of old buildings in south Tel Aviv are slated to be preserved and restored as part of a new City Hall project – a 19th-century real estate bonanza for the city

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A serial entrepreneur who loves bringing French people to Israel, and a senior caregiver whose family is scattered around the world

Bennett's summit with al-Sissi and MBZ was quickly forgotten after the terror attack in Be'er Sheva ■ Netanyahu is using his playbook from the '90s in inciting against the government

A senior Ukrainian intelligence officer tells Haaretz why he never expected Russia to invade, how he fears Ukraine could become the next Syria and why he doesn’t buy into the rumors about Putin’s mental state

Tensions in the Negev reached a boiling point last May with a lethal mix of nationalism and crime. But the latest attack may point more to an ISIS resurgence than an upcoming escalation ■ 20 years since Israel's Operation Defensive Shield, a former commander recalls why it was considered a success

Four weeks into Russia's invasion of Ukraine, President Putin shows no sign of backing off even as Russian troops have failed to take over major Ukrainian cities. More than 3.5 million people have fled from Ukraine, and the latest civilian death toll stands at more than 900