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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
The last 30 days
635reports translated
55%first to report
296 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
1%opinion and analysis
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How Haaretz English writes
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.
From 631 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly Haaretz English had it
Netanyahu's History of Exploiting Unity Deals Raises Opposition ConcernsPolitics · 42m agoNetanyahu Seeks Unity Government on His Terms After Election LossPolitics · 58m agoOtzma Yehudit Official Questioned for Assaulting PoliceSecurity · 4h agoBig stories Haaretz English skipped
Northern Israel Man Indicted for Spying for IranCovered by 16 newsroomsToddler Found Safe After Brief Disappearance on Airport Baggage BeltCovered by 11 newsroomsIndia Arrests Youth Suspected of Spying on Mumbai Chabad HouseCovered by 11 newsroomsLatest from Haaretz English
Economy · 3h ago · also in 1 newsroomCanadian Fund Invests $124.5 Million in Ashkelon Semiconductor PlantThe Canadian-Israeli investment fund Awz and Nadav B. Logistics are buying land in Ashkelon, southern Israel, for 400 million shekels ($124.5 million). They plan to build semiconductor factories focused on communications and photonics, as well as a deep-tech research center.Economy · 1d agoNvidia Turmoil Could Pose Economic Threat to IsraelIsraeli Finance Ministry officials are deeply concerned about the economic impact of turmoil at chipmaker Nvidia. The company has generated billions in tax revenue for Israel, and its outgoing CEO's ties helped expand its local operations. The current unrest at Nvidia could prove calamitous for the Israeli economy.Economy · 1d ago · also in 5 newsroomsArkia Employees Seek New Investor Amid Ownership DisputeArkia's employee shareholders are seeking a new investor after the airline's owners sold a controlling share to a new investment group. Overnight talks failed to reach an agreement, and layoff concerns remain unresolved. The employee holding company's chairman confirmed the search for an alternative buyer.Economy · 2d ago · also in 10 newsroomsInvestment Group Buys Control of Israeli Airline Arkia Amid Financial WoesAn investment group has purchased control of the Israeli airline Arkia following recent cash-flow problems. The deal was announced Thursday, with the new investors promising to stabilize and strengthen the company's operations after a labor dispute over cutbacks.Economy · 3d agoIsrael's Low Unemployment Rate Masks Deeper Labor Market IssuesIsrael's labor market shows a low 3 percent unemployment rate, but this masks significant structural problems. A shrinking share of Israelis are in the workforce, and demand for tech workers is weakening. The situation is further hidden by an influx of foreign workers and more state-paid reservists, raising concerns about future productivity and state finances.Economy · 5d agoIsraeli Weapons Firm to Build Factory in NetherlandsIsrael Weapon Industries will establish a factory in the Netherlands with Dutch company Artillerie Inrichtingen Armaments. The new plant will produce machine guns and rifles. This decision follows a previous exclusion of Israeli firms from a Rotterdam arms exhibition.Economy · 7d ago · also in 18 newsroomsIsrael Considers Carbon Tax on Flights, Raising Ticket PricesIsrael is proposing a new carbon tax on flights to and from the country, which could raise ticket prices by 4% to 5% and add up to $86 to long-haul flights. The Israel Tax Authority estimates the tax would generate $350 million annually. Foreign residents and the top 10% of earners are expected to bear most of the financial impact.Economy · 8d agoIsraeli Airport Union Plans Bid for Struggling Airline ArkiaThe Israel Airports Authority workers' union plans to bid for the airline Arkia, which is seeking new owners due to cash-flow problems. Arkia approached potential buyers this month. Israir and an investor group led by Haim Sakal are also reportedly interested in the acquisition.Economy · 14d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Plans to Privatize Ben-Gurion Airport Terminal OperationsThe Israeli government is advancing a plan to privatize the operations of Ben-Gurion International Airport's terminals, separating management of Terminals 1 and 3. Private concessionaires would take over terminal operations, while the Israel Airports Authority would focus on infrastructure development.Economy · 18d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsraeli Stocks Tumble After Inconclusive Election ResultsIsraeli shares fell sharply on Wednesday in mid-day trading after the general election yielded inconclusive results. The construction index dropped 8% and banks were down 4%, while the shekel weakened against the US dollar. The market had previously recovered from steeper losses earlier in the day.Economy · 20d agoNetanyahu's Hypothetical Crypto Economy Could Harm IsraelBenjamin Netanyahu's proposed economic policies, including capital controls and import restrictions, could negatively impact Israel's standard of living and economy. The article argues that cryptocurrency would not shield the country from potential financial isolation, fleeing investors, falling exports, or eroding savings. This is illustrated by the economic damage Russia has suffered due to sanctions and its invasion of Ukraine.Economy · 26d agoIsrael's IT Unemployment Soars Amidst Overall Low Jobless RateIsrael's overall unemployment has fallen to near pre-war levels, but IT unemployment claims have surged by 59.3 percent in three years. A report by the Israel Employment Service also noted a rise in claims from management and administration sectors. Experts worry the low overall figures don't fully reflect the job market's reality.Economy · 30d ago · also in 19 newsroomsProofpoint to Buy Israeli Cybersecurity Firm Varonis for $6.3 BillionCybersecurity company Proofpoint has agreed to acquire Israeli data security firm Varonis for about $6.3 billion in an all-cash deal. Varonis shareholders will receive $49.75 per share, a significant premium over recent stock prices. The acquisition is expected to enhance Proofpoint's data security capabilities.Economy · 31d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Companies Vie for Billions in Gaza Reconstruction ContractsMajor Israeli construction firms are competing for billions of dollars in contracts to rebuild the Gaza Strip. The U.S.-led Board of Peace is set to issue around 60 tenders for reconstruction work in Israeli-controlled areas of Gaza. Companies are currently gathering data and awaiting political authorization before any contracts are awarded.Economy · 31d ago · also in 8 newsroomsMcDonald's Israeli Franchise Rights Expected to Go to Wiz FounderIsraeli tech entrepreneur Assaf Rappaport is expected to acquire the franchise rights for McDonald's 230 Israeli branches. The deal is valued at around 1 billion shekels plus a share of sales. Rappaport is the founder of the tech firm Wiz and part-owner of Channel 13.Economy · 33d ago · also in 11 newsroomsMicrosoft Lays Off Dozens at Israeli Development CenterMicrosoft laid off dozens of employees at its Israeli development center on Monday as part of a global restructuring. Israeli software company HoneyBook is also cutting about 35 jobs as it reorganizes for the AI era. The layoffs at Microsoft affect specific teams within the company.Economy · 42d ago · also in 33 newsroomsIsrael Gas Prices to Fall After Pre-Election Tax CutGasoline prices in Israel will drop by 50 agorot per liter starting Monday due to a tax cut championed by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. The move, intended to lower costs before an election, has raised concerns among Finance Ministry officials about its impact on the national deficit.Economy · 57d agoReddit Struggles to Capture Israeli Market Despite Global GrowthReddit is experiencing worldwide user growth, especially among young people, but is struggling to gain a significant foothold in the Israeli market. The reasons for this lack of traction in Israel are not detailed but are presented as a challenge for the platform.Economy · 58d ago · also in 1 newsroomForeign Tech Firms Cut Over 4,400 Israeli Jobs Amid Gaza ConflictForeign technology companies have laid off at least 4,400 employees in Israel during 2025. The job cuts are occurring amidst the ongoing Gaza War, impacting the country's significant tech sector.Economy · 58d agoNova Festival Survivor and Father Revitalize Israel's Cured Meat IndustryA survivor of the Nova festival massacre and his father are launching a new venture to transform Israel's cured meat industry. The story also briefly mentions unrelated political and security news.Economy · 58d agoEU Trade Rules Challenged by Mislabeled Israeli Settlement ProductsIsraeli settlement products are reportedly being mislabeled as 'Made in Israel,' potentially violating EU trade regulations and leading to bans on goods originating from occupied territories. This practice challenges European rules designed to distinguish settlement products from those made within Israel's internationally recognized borders.Economy · 67d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Sources Detail Collapse of $6 Billion Anthropic-Decart Tech DealA $6 billion deal between Israeli AI company Anthropic and Saudi-backed Decart has fallen apart due to alleged betrayal and disagreements over partnership scope. Anthropic accused Decart of obstructing its expansion plans and acting in bad faith, leading to a collapse in trust and the deal's termination.Economy · 68d ago · also in 28 newsroomsSettlement Sanctions Could Impact Israeli Banks, Not Just FactoriesThe UK, France, and Canada have imposed a ban on products from Israeli settlements, with concerns that the sanctions could extend to impact Israeli banks. This international action raises economic questions for Israel regarding the potential repercussions for its financial sector.Economy · 68d agoGaza Faces Hunger Despite Food Availability Due to Affordability CrisisFood is now available in Gaza, but many families cannot afford it due to the ongoing economic crisis and destruction. This affordability issue is worsening the humanitarian situation, despite efforts to distribute aid.Economy · 69d ago · also in 17 newsroomsWizz Air Adds Five New European Routes From IsraelWizz Air is launching five new European flight routes from Israel, expanding travel options for both Israelis and Europeans. The airline aims to increase its market share in Israel with this expansion.Economy · 72d ago · also in 1 newsroomUS Bond Market Turmoil Could Impact Israel's EconomyA crisis in the U.S. bond market is causing concern for Israel's economy due to potential increases in borrowing costs and impacts on investments. Israeli financial authorities are monitoring the situation closely.Economy · 73d agoIsrael to Lower Gasoline Prices by 6% Amid Record HighsIsrael will cut gasoline prices by 6% after they hit record highs. The military reported two Palestinians killed attempting to cross into Israeli-controlled waters from Gaza. Algae blooms are also impacting the country's desalination plants.Economy · 74d ago · also in 9 newsroomsPayPal Israel Cuts Workforce by Nearly 25%PayPal has laid off nearly 25% of its employees in Israel. The company has not specified the reasons for the cuts, which occur amidst broader tech industry layoffs.Economy · 74d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsraeli Banks Agree to Continue Working With Palestinian Counterparts Until 2026Israeli banks have agreed to continue financial operations with Palestinian counterparts until 2026, following a deal brokered by the Bank of Israel. This agreement prevents a potential crisis and ensures the continuation of essential financial services.Economy · 75d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Faces Economic Strain Amid Prolonged ConflictIsrael's economy is strained by prolonged military operations, including clashes with Hezbollah and the war in Gaza. Domestic political support for the Likud party has declined, and social issues like migrant child admissions are causing concern. The conflict also faces international scrutiny and internal debate.More from Haaretz English