Haaretz Photographers Showcase Weekly Highlights

The Haaretz newspaper is presenting its weekly photo collection, curated by its staff photographers. The images capture a range of moments, from the personal to the political, offering a visual narrative of the past week. One piece reflects on the low enrollment at a school in Metula, with only 36 students registered three years after its closure, framing it as an opportunity rather than a challenge. Another segment discusses the perceived panic at Channel 14 as elections approach, while a separate report anticipates a fuel price increase between Monday and Tuesday. The collection also touches on broader societal themes, including a piece questioning why a plan for a governmental overhaul was concealed, with the article suggesting a singular answer. A commentary piece features Aharon Barak and Yitzhak Zamir discussing a group described as a "cult" that is "aware of money." The digest also includes a piece on the Norwegian monarchy, a guide to choosing coffee, and a look at a successful Ashkenazi-Jewish restaurant maintaining its popularity during the summer. Additionally, there's a mention of volunteers engaging with the public to present their perspective, contrasting with Channel 14's coverage, and a nostalgic look back at the film "Back to the Future."