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Many of the shops in Bethlehem don't open until the afternoon. Even then, there's not much to do but dust the shelves.

This Christmas, Bethlehem Is Preparing for a Very ‘Silent Night’

Judy Maltz | 20.12.2021

Podcast | What’s missing from Netflix’s cowardly 'Palestinian Stories'

Why Israel’s decision to shut out Diaspora Jews will rankle for years

Why Israel’s Decision to Shut Out Diaspora Jews Will Rankle for Years

Haaretz Weekly | 20.12.2021

Author A.B. Yehoshua at home in Givatayim, Israel. 'The Palestinians are natives of this country.'

A.B. Yehoshua Answers: My Moral Obligation to Question the Two-state Solution

A.B. Yehoshua | 20.12.2021

"Deploying a term like 'indigenous people' to justify the existence of the State of Israel is to further impoverish public discourse, not improve it"

Bio-Zionism: Why Claiming Jews Are 'Indigenous' to Israel Is So Dangerous

Abe Silberstein / Opinion | 20.12.2021

Passengers arriving at Ben Gurion Airport, in November.

160 U.S. Birthright Participants Arrive in Israel Day Before Travel Ban Goes Into Effect

Judy Maltz | 20.12.2021

A saber-toothed cat tries to drive a short-faced bear out of its territory.

Body Mass of Animals Shrank by 98% During Last 1.5 Million Years

Ruth Schuster | 20.12.2021

This Day in Jewish History: Uri Geller Is Born, Spoons Will Be Bent

David B. Green | 20.12.2021

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Finance Minster and (Alternate Prime Minister) Yair Lapid.

Cacophony in an Israeli Government Can Be Beautiful. Just Ask Ariel Sharon

Alon Pinkas | 20.12.2021

The child of asylum seekers walks into a school in south Tel Aviv.

The Israeli Education Ministry's Sudden Concern for Cultural Roots

Haaretz Editorial | 20.12.2021

A Palestinian security officer next to trucks headed to the Kerem Shalom crossing in Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, May.

Four Wars and a Crushing Blockade Later, Hamas Isn't Going Anywhere

The Associated Press | 20.12.2021

Ukraine, circa 1932, during the era of mass famine resulting, scholars say, to a systematic policy of starvation spearheaded by Soviet leaders.

'These Are People Who Survived Not One but Two Genocides'

Liza Rozovsky | 20.12.2021

The city of Givatayim, which met 76 percent of the criteria to put it just ahead of Tel Aviv.

Tel Aviv Loses Its Crown as Israel’s Most Religiously Tolerant City

Allison Kaplan Sommer | 20.12.2021

Revolutionary Guards' Quds Force commander Qassem Soleimani who was assassinated on January 3, 2020.

Israel Played Role in Qassem Soleimani's Assassination, Ex-intel Chief Admits

Haaretz | 20.12.2021

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