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Haaretz English
Hebrew daily newspaper and news site published in Tel Aviv. It publishes in English: we summarize its reports, link to the originals and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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Language and baseEnglish · Tel AvivFounded 1918
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Haaretz English's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the left-wing press. On Netanyahu, Eisenkot, the police, the Knesset and the IDF its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Netanyahu's History of Exploiting Unity Deals Raises Opposition ConcernsPolitics · 50m agoNetanyahu Seeks Unity Government on His Terms After Election LossPolitics · 1h agoOtzma Yehudit Official Questioned for Assaulting PoliceSecurity · 4h agoBig stories Haaretz English skipped
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World · 1d agoEU Warns of Worsening Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Amid Winter ConditionsThe European Union expressed grave concern Saturday over Gaza's worsening humanitarian crisis, warning that winter conditions are exacerbating dire living conditions and urging Israel to allow large-scale aid. Separately, 18 Arab and Islamic countries condemned an Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital that killed six people, including a surgeon.World · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroom49 Nations Call on Israel to Loosen Gaza Aid Restrictions Amid WinterForty-nine countries urged Israel on Thursday to ease restrictions on humanitarian supplies entering Gaza, citing potential military uses for some materials. Humanitarian groups warn that shortages threaten public health, especially after flooding affected 200,000 people as winter approaches.World · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomLewis Hamilton Highlights Gaza Aid Efforts at Rafah CrossingFormula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton visited the Rafah crossing and Egyptian Red Crescent warehouses on Tuesday to highlight Gaza aid efforts. His tour focused on facilities coordinating humanitarian aid entering the Gaza Strip. The visit occurred as daily aid deliveries remain far below the agreed-upon 600 trucks.World · 7d ago · also in 6 newsroomsUK-Led Coalition Urges Israel to Increase Gaza Aid and AccessThe UK, with support from about 50 countries, is leading a push for Israel to ease restrictions on humanitarian aid to Gaza. The initiative also calls for increased operations by aid organizations, access for foreign journalists and delegations, and investigations into attacks on aid workers.World · 10d agoIsraeli-Palestinian Group Combatants for Peace Marks 20 YearsCombatants for Peace, an Israeli-Palestinian NGO, is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Co-founders Chen Alon and Sulaiman Khatib are unsure if the movement is growing but believe its work is still necessary. The organization was established two decades ago and is described as an 'avant-garde' initiative.World · 14d agoIsraeli Children's 2012 Interview With Arab Lawmaker Ahmad Tibi ResurfacesA 2012 video of Arab lawmaker Ahmad Tibi being interviewed by Israeli children has resurfaced and gone viral. The children asked Tibi if he would always be Arab and if he intended to throw them into the sea, as their uncle had claimed. Tibi denied the latter, and the children then asked about being thrown into a pool with floaties.World · 16d ago · also in 18 newsroomsCzech Embassy Diplomat Klara Schneiderova Dies in Jerusalem AccidentKlara Schneiderova, head of the Czech Embassy's branch office in Jerusalem, was killed in a traffic accident in Jerusalem on Thursday. She was remembered by the embassy as a "bright, warm and outstanding diplomat" and by the Foreign Minister as a "true friend of Israel."World · 16d agoIsraelis Discuss Emigration Amidst Political UncertaintyIsraelis are increasingly discussing emigration to various countries, including the US, Canada, UK, Thailand, and Portugal. This trend reflects growing public concern and uncertainty about the current political situation and its impact on their lives. The conversations indicate a desire to find stability and a future elsewhere.World · 18d agoArab Media Closely Followed Israeli Elections, High Arab Voter Turnout NotedArab media outlets, including Al Araby, provided extensive coverage of Israel's elections, with a special focus on the high voter turnout among Arab citizens. Towns like Nazareth saw over 70 percent turnout, a notable increase. The attention from Arab media was exceptional, with some channels broadcasting for over six hours.World · 18d agoPalestinian Identity and the Struggle for AgencyThe author reflects on Palestinian identity and the struggle for agency, using the example of a Gaza-based rapper named MC Abdul. Despite being only 50 kilometers apart, the author and MC Abdul felt worlds away from each other, illustrating the profound sense of separation. The piece suggests that Palestinian progress is a slow reclamation of space in a predetermined reality.World · 25d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsraeli Correspondent Apologizes for Stay at Qatar Lobbyist's HomeChannel 13 correspondent Suleiman Maswadeh apologized after Haaretz reported he stayed at the home of Qatar lobbyist Jay Footlik. Maswadeh testified in the Qatargate probe, where Footlik is a central figure. Maswadeh maintained his journalism was unaffected but acknowledged the appearance of compromised independence.World · 25d agoTel Aviv Opens Underground Reservoir to Combat FloodingTel Aviv's municipality has opened its first underground floodwater reservoir to address flooding in southern neighborhoods. The reservoir was built in a flood-prone area. Officials worry that rail work narrowing the Ayalon Canal will exacerbate the problem.World · 26d agoMost Israelis Doubt Climate Change, Mirroring US Right-Wing TrendsMost Israelis reportedly do not believe in climate change, a stance that aligns with skepticism seen among right-wing voters in the United States. A 2013 study by climate scientist John Cook found 97 percent of peer-reviewed studies confirmed human-caused climate change, yet this scientific consensus appears not to be widely accepted in Israel.World · 26d agoJournalists Urged to Focus on West Bank Events, Not Israeli Leaders' StatementsJournalists are advised to report on West Bank events instead of repeating statements from Israeli leadership, which the article characterizes as lies. A Washington Post photographer, Heidi Levine, was severely beaten by a group of Israeli men on Friday, an incident described as "practically a lynching."World · 26d agoJournalists Urged to Report West Bank Violence AccuratelyJournalists covering the West Bank should report on events rather than repeating leadership statements, according to an opinion piece. Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine was severely beaten by dozens of Israeli men on Friday. Levine stated that her helmet and flak jacket likely saved her life during the attack, which she described as "practically a lynching."World · 27d agoLost Arctic Sandpiper Makes Rare Appearance in Israel's Negev DesertA buff-breasted sandpiper, native to North America, was spotted in Israel's Negev desert, marking only the second such sighting. The bird is believed to be lost due to climate change disrupting Arctic spring timing and potential navigational errors during its migration. Experts suggest the bird may survive and adapt to its new location, potentially becoming a pioneer for its species, while highlighting the need for conservation efforts.World · 27d agoIsraeli Students Lag Behind International Peers in Global Assessment TestInternational PISA test results show Israel's most advantaged students are significantly behind their peers in developed countries. An Education Ministry official called the low scores a "genuine wake-up call." The findings were published in September, despite attempts by Education Minister Yoav Kisch to delay their release.World · 28d agoYoung Israelis Sing Viral 'Song for Peace' at FestivalHundreds of young Israelis sang the "Song for Peace" at the InDNegev festival in southern Israel, with a video of the performance going viral. The song is an unofficial anthem of the peace movement and was notably sung by Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin shortly before his 1995 assassination. The event has sparked nostalgia for a time when peace between Israelis and Palestinians seemed more possible.World · 32d agoRecord Numbers of Israelis Travel Abroad Amidst Global HostilityRecord numbers of Israelis are traveling abroad despite facing reports of hostility and boycotts. While some destinations are avoided, fears of antisemitism have not stopped vacation plans. The situation is compared to a childhood game, with many international encounters proving unfavorable.World · 35d agoGlobal Pro-Palestine Protests Mark Cease-Fire AnniversaryPro-Palestinian protests occurred worldwide on Saturday, marking one year since the Gaza cease-fire and three years since the October 7 attacks. In London, 20 people were arrested during the demonstrations. One woman was seen making a Nazi salute.World · 36d ago · also in 16 newsroomsBody of Missing Israeli Hiker Ami Yogev Found on Mount OlympusThe body of 46-year-old Israeli hiker Ami Yogev was found on Mount Olympus in Greece after he went missing for two and a half weeks. Yogev, from Modi'in, was last heard from on September 20 during his ascent of the mountain. Israeli volunteers and local firefighters located his body in a challenging area.World · 38d ago · also in 16 newsroomsBritish Airways to Resume Tel Aviv Flights in OctoberBritish Airways will resume flights to Tel Aviv starting October 25, nearly six months after suspending routes due to the war in Iran. The U.K. flag carrier's flights will operate daily between London Heathrow and Tel Aviv. This move follows several other airlines that have recently restarted operations in Israel.World · 38d agoGaza Faces Bleak Future One Year After Cease-FireA year after a cease-fire, Gaza residents remain displaced, hospitals are partially operational, and reconstruction is minimal. Hamas remains the strongest force, with no alternative government in sight. International sympathy for Palestinians has not translated into significant change.World · 38d ago · also in 1 newsroomRoute 232 Becomes Memorial Site for October 7 Survivors and BereavedRoute 232 near the Gaza border is becoming a memorial site for October 7 massacre survivors and bereaved families. Survivors remain deeply affected by the events of that day, while tributes are being built along the road. Residents are struggling to balance preserving the memory of the massacre with moving forward with their lives.World · 39d agoNationwide Minute of Silence Held for October 7 VictimsA nationwide minute of silence was observed on Wednesday at noon for the victims of the October 7 attacks, initiated by bereaved families seeking a state commission of inquiry. Hundreds of locations across Israel participated in the event. Volunteers displayed pictures of hostages at Tel Aviv's Hostage Square in preparation.World · 40d agoOfakim Neighborhood Still Haunted by October 7 Trauma Three Years LaterMishor Hagefen in Ofakim is the only neighborhood not evacuated after October 7. Three years later, residents like Esther Gabay are still deeply affected by the trauma. Gabay describes a persistent smell of decay and smoke in her home, symbolizing the lingering impact of the disaster.World · 41d ago · also in 13 newsroomsIsrael Marks Three Years Since October 7 With Memorials and ProtestsIsrael is holding official memorial ceremonies on Monday and other events on Wednesday to mark three years since the October 7 attacks, with Prime Minister Netanyahu set to attend a ceremony in Jerusalem.World · 44d ago · also in 6 newsroomsArkia Operates First Repatriation Flight From Dubai to Tel AvivThe first repatriation flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, operated by Arkia, departed Friday evening after flydubai flights were canceled due to an attempted hijacking. El Al had previously stated it would only fly to Dubai with official approval.World · 55d ago · also in 1 newsroomGlobal News Roundup During Yom Kippur ObservanceNews during Yom Kippur 2026 included a shooting outside a Canadian synagogue, a far-right party's win in Germany, and reports of U.S. sanctions against the ICC. Discussions also touched on potential Israel-Hamas deals and regional geopolitical shifts.World · 56d ago · also in 1 newsroomNine Israelis Detained in Turkey Over Alleged $260 Million FraudNine Israeli citizens have been detained in Turkey as part of an investigation into an alleged $260 million fraud. The Israeli Foreign Ministry is aware of the situation and providing consular support.World · 56d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Grapples With Division and Accountability Ahead of Yom KippurAhead of Yom Kippur, Israel is marked by deep societal divisions over accountability, security incidents, and international relations. Vandalism, debates over past wars, and legal issues involving Israelis abroad contribute to a tense national atmosphere.World · 56d ago · also in 25 newsroomsIsrael Detains Nine Citizens in Turkey Over Alleged $3 Billion FraudNine Israeli citizens were detained in Turkey as part of an investigation into an alleged $3 billion fraud scheme. Israeli authorities are providing consular assistance and monitoring the situation.World · 56d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIran Demonstrates Major Anti-U.S. Stance Since Conflict's StartIran staged its largest anti-U.S. demonstration since the current war began. The article also includes several other unrelated news items concerning protests, legal pardons, international incidents, and political commentary.World · 60d agoIsrael's Largest Landfill Faces Capacity Crisis by 2027Israel's largest landfill, Hiriya, is expected to reach capacity by 2027, posing a significant waste management challenge for the Tel Aviv area. Authorities are seeking solutions to avoid a crisis, including increased recycling and waste-to-energy initiatives.World · 61d agoGolan Heights: A Landscape of Ancient Ruins and Modern Power StructuresA photo essay examines the Golan Heights, describing it as a 'Wild West' region featuring a mix of ancient ruins and modern power structures. The visual narrative highlights the area's historical depth and current strategic importance.World · 61d agoGolan Heights: A Landscape of Ancient Ruins and Modern Power StructuresA photo essay explores the Golan Heights, highlighting the region's unique landscape that combines ancient ruins with modern structures of power, reflecting its historical depth and ongoing strategic importance.World · 62d ago · also in 22 newsroomsIsraeli Minister Seeks Citizenship Revocation for 'NAZA' DirectorsAn Israeli minister is seeking to revoke the citizenship of directors of a controversial documentary, while separate reports detail a rodent outbreak near Gaza, a significant reception for an Israeli film at Venice, alleged prior warnings to Netanyahu about the October 7th attacks, and controversial changes by IMDb and alleged prison guard misconduct.World · 63d ago · also in 3 newsroomsGaza War Documentary Director Plans Israeli ReleaseThe director of a Gaza War documentary plans to release the film in Israel following a positive reception at the Venice Film Festival. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Netanyahu is suing Haaretz over an exposé claiming he received advance warning of the October 7th attack.World · 65d ago · also in 2 newsroomsUS Public Shows More Sympathy for Palestinians Than Israelis, Poll FindsA poll reveals that the U.S. public expresses more sympathy for Palestinians than for Israelis. This trend has been consistent, indicating a prevailing sentiment in American public opinion regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.World · 66d agoIMDb Sparks Controversy by Renaming Israel to 'Occupied Palestinian Territories'IMDb has changed the name of Israel on its platform to 'The Occupied Palestinian Territories,' sparking significant controversy and accusations of political bias from pro-Israel groups. The decision has intensified debates about the representation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in media.World · 67d ago · also in 1 newsroomTens of Thousands of Israelis Emigrated Since Last Jewish New YearAround 57,000 Israelis have left the country since the last Rosh Hashanah. The article also covers legal challenges to voter-tracking apps, new missile development, responses to settlement sanctions, and questions about Prime Minister Netanyahu's actions before October 7th.World · 68d ago · also in 25 newsroomsIsraeli Students' PISA Scores Hit Record Low, OECD Report RevealsA new OECD report reveals that Israeli students' scores on the PISA tests have fallen to an unprecedented low. The findings indicate a significant decline in educational performance, prompting concerns about the quality of education in Israel.World · 69d agoIMDb Faces Backlash for Replacing 'Israel' With 'Occupied Palestinian Territories'IMDb has reportedly changed the country name 'Israel' to 'The Occupied Palestinian Territories' on its platform, drawing criticism from pro-Israel groups. The exact context and IMDb's official response remain unclear.World · 70d agoFauda Co-Creator Disputes Mark Ruffalo's Gaza Genocide ClaimsAvi Issacharoff, co-creator of the Israeli series 'Fauda,' pushed back against actor Mark Ruffalo's claims that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. Issacharoff commented on the difficulty of displeasing people when one stops 'people-pleasing,' addressing the broader context of public criticism.World · 72d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsraeli Triathletes Barred From Northern Ireland RaceFour Israeli triathletes were removed from a race in Derry, Northern Ireland, on Saturday. The exact reason for their disqualification is not yet clear, but it is believed to be connected to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.World · 72d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsraeli Triathletes Barred From Northern Ireland RaceFour Israeli triathletes were barred from competing in the Walled City Marathon in Derry, Northern Ireland, due to security concerns and the potential for protests. Organizers cited information received that led them to believe the athletes' presence could pose a risk.World · 72d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsrael's Water Shortage Eases, Yet Algae Bloom Poses Desalination RiskIsrael's water crisis has eased due to higher reservoir levels, but a persistent algae bloom in the Mediterranean Sea continues to threaten the efficiency and integrity of the nation's desalination plants.World · 73d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Embassy Condemns Belgian City's Ban on Match Against Israeli TeamThe Israeli Embassy in Belgium has condemned the city of Kortrijk for canceling a football match against an Israeli team, calling the decision discriminatory and an unacceptable boycott. The city cited security concerns related to the Gaza conflict as the reason for the cancellation.World · 74d agoEmanuel Family Pledges $550,000 for Palestinian Pediatric Doctor Training in IsraelRahm Emanuel and his brothers are donating $550,000 to fund the training of Palestinian pediatric doctors in Israeli hospitals, aiming to improve healthcare for Palestinian children.World · 74d agoPeru Cuts Ties With Iran Amid Shifting Regional StancePeru has decided to cut diplomatic ties with Iran, reflecting a broader trend of Latin American countries strengthening their relationships with Israel and reassessing their connections with Tehran.World · 74d ago · also in 2 newsroomsMetula School Reopens After Three Years of War on Lebanese BorderThe school in Metula, an Israeli town on the Lebanese border, has reopened after being closed for three years due to conflict. This marks a return to normalcy for the community affected by border hostilities.World · 75d ago · also in 8 newsroomsBrussels Airlines Faces Strike Threat Over Israel FlightsBrussels Airlines faces a strike threat from a major Belgian union that could disrupt its flights to and from Israel. The union has announced industrial action, though specific details remain unclear.World · 75d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Allocates Funds to Standardize City SpellingIsrael has allocated 250,000 shekels to standardize the spelling of the city "Petah Tikva." The move aims to resolve inconsistencies in official documentation and international communications.World · 75d ago · also in 14 newsroomsAlgae Bloom Shuts Five of Israel's Six Desalination PlantsA large algae bloom along Israel's Mediterranean coast has caused the shutdown of five of the country's six major desalination plants. The affected facilities are undergoing cleaning and assessment, with authorities monitoring the national water supply.World · 76d agoSerbia Mourning War Criminal Ratko Mladic Evokes Familiar Unease in IsraelAn opinion piece in Haaretz reflects on the "familiarity" and "unease" felt in Israel while observing the public mourning of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic in Serbia. The author draws parallels between Serbian nationalistic sentiments and historical dynamics that can lead to the glorification of controversial figures, suggesting a need for introspection.