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Locals watch an Israeli bulldozer maneuver in the town of Majdal Shams near Israel's border with Syria, on Friday.

Israel at Way Day 434 || IDF Intercepts Two Rockets Targeting Southern Israel; Islamic Jihad Claims Responsibility

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SYRIA-ISRAEL-CONFLICT

Analysis || Why Europe Has Gone Cold on Israel's Blitz and 'Temporary' Occupation in Syria

Amir Tibon

Israeli military vehicles cross the fence as they return from the buffer zone with Syria, near the Druze village of Majdal Shams in the Israeli Golan Heights, Tuesday.

U.S. Sees a Dramatic Change in the Middle East as Regional Balance Tilts in Israel's Favor

Amos Harel

A woman holding a picture of late Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and a Syrian opposition fighter stepping on a portrait of overthrown President Bashar Assad.

Analysis || Iran Faces Its Biggest Crisis in Decades After Assad's Fall. Israel Should Be Cautious

Alon Pinkas

Demonstration against Netanyahu in front of the District Court in Tel Aviv.

Opinion || Sinwar Liberates Syria While Saving Netanyahu

Esther Solomon

Israeli police officers arrest a demonstrator at an anti-war protest in Haifa, in June.

Editorial || Israel Just Passed a Law Legalizing the Repression of Its Own Citizens

Haaretz Editorial

Second gentleman Doug Emhoff waves as he arrives at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, October.

Haaretz Today || America's Most Visible Jew Says His Goodbyes, but Doesn't Intend to Disappear

Ben Samuels

A Palestinian inspects damage at the site of an Israeli strike on a house at the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip, December 12, 2024.

Israel at War Day 433 || Israeli Strike Kills at Least 25 in Central Gaza, Medics Say

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Shikma Prison in Ashkelon in February. Between 2014 to June 2022, only two criminal investigations were opened against Shin Bet personnel regarding their treatment of detainees.

Four Palestinians Have Died in Shin Bet Interrogations Since War Started

Hagar Shezaf

Israeli soldiers on the Syrian side of Mount Hermon this week. He has gradually been more open to operations that were once considered risky if not suicidal.

Analysis || From Mount Hermon's Peaks, Netanyahu Plots His Vision of a Greater Israel

Aluf Benn

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