Haaretz.com - הארץ

Retired Israeli General Giora Eiland called for starving Gaza. Does he regret it?

Haaretz Weekend Brief

View in browser

An view of the buildings that collapsed in southern Beirut following the attack on Hezbollah's underground command center.

Israel Assassinates Nasrallah || These Are the Command Centers and Buildings Attacked by the IDF in Beirut

Oded Yaron

Hassan Nasrallah

A Legacy of Opposition to Israel's Existence || Hassan Nasrallah, Longtime Hezbollah Leader, Killed in Israeli Strike in Beirut

Yaniv Kubovich

An Israeli attack in Beirut, Saturday morning.

Israel at War Day 358 || IDF Renews Strikes in Beirut; Missile From Yemen Aimed at Israel Intercepted

Haaretz

Israel at War: Get a daily summary of our on-the-ground reporting direct to your inbox

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holds maps as he speaks during the United Nations General Assembly on Friday. The maps were meant to illustrate Israel's potential integration in the Middle East compared to Iran's influence throughout the region.

Netanyahu at UN, Met With Walkouts, Says Israel to Continue Gaza, Lebanon Strikes Unabated

Ben Samuels

Giora Eiland.

Retired Israeli General Giora Eiland Called for Starving Gaza. Does He Regret It?

Ravit Hecht

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas addresses the 79th United Nations General Assembly at United Nations headquarters in New York, U.S., on Thursday.

Analysis || Israel Takes Revenge on Beirut, but the Key to Resolving the Conflict Still Lies in Gaza

Jack Khoury

Her goal, editor Reem Ghanayem told an interviewer, was "to compile from the wails, the mourning and the crying out, the voices of those who were capable of documenting their last moments."

The Heartbreaking Final Testimonies of Gazan Writers and Poets

Suha Taweel Kadry

שער 2 הסופר שי חזקני

'Not All Jews Longed for a Jewish Supremacist State in the Land of Israel'

Ronen Tal

A sticker reading "All of Vienna hates the Freedom Party" is fixed on an election campaign poster by the party's chairman, Herbert Kickl, in the Austrian capital on Monday.

Austria's Far-right Freedom Party, 'Antisemitic to Its Core,' Could Win Sunday's Election

Liam Hoare

President Joe Biden speaks the the media after stepping off Air Force One at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, on Friday.

'Precarious Moment': U.S. Warns of Deepening Conflict After Israel's Beirut Strike

Ben Samuels

Syrians living in Lebanon return to Syria due to ongoing hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel, at the Syrian-Lebanese border in Jdaydet Yabous, September 25, 2024.

'We Can't Forgive Hezbollah for Blood It Spilled in Syria Because It's Fighting for Gaza'

Nagham Zbeedat

Rocky Peltzman, left, working the streets of Tel Aviv to get out the Democratic vote ahead of the U.S. presidential election in November.

'The War Heightens Everything': Democrats and GOP Work to Get Out the Vote in Israel

Allison Kaplan Sommer

People bury the bodies of unidentified Palestinians killed in Israel's military offensive after they were handed over by Israel, in Khan Yunis on Thursday.

One Year Into War, Far-right Agenda Has Infiltrated the IDF, PM's Bureau

Amos Harel

דגל ישראל

Moody's Lowers Israel's Credit Rating Again Amid Escalating Security Situation

Nati Tucker

Israel's Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, in July.

After Stopping Netanyahu Ally, Israel's Top Legal Adviser Faces Far-right Itamar Ben-Gvir

Gidi Weitz

טיסות נכנסות / טיסות יוצאות

'We Pulled the Kids Out of School and Moved Back. Israel Is Home, We Won't Give Up on It'

Shir Reuven

Samir Amar's daughter and son.

He Snuck Palestinian Laborers Into Israel, and Was Shot Dead in Ambush

Gideon Levy

from mailing list.

For more Haaretz newsletters, .

or contact support:

Unsubscribe from all mailing lists