The investigation into the ties between Netanyahu's advisers and Qatar raises complex legal issues, including whether they qualify as public servants and are therefore liable for bribery charges, as well as the fact that the same attorney represents both the PM and one of his aides

Anne Applebaum has been observing Europe's political shifts for decades. Her latest book examines the current networks of autocrats, technology giants and far-right movements. 'What took Orbán years to accomplish in Hungary could now be done in weeks in the U.S.,' she tells Haaretz

Head of IDF Haredi department tells Knesset committee that arrest warrants were issued to 370 adult yeshiva students who refused to be drafted

Targeted treatment shows promise. But maladaptive daydreaming can't be treated properly until it's classified, argues group led by Ben-Gurion's Prof. Nirit Soffer-Dudek

Jewish volunteers accounted for about one out of every four fighters in the International Brigades during the Spanish Civil War. A new exhibition in Madrid explores who they were and what motivated them

The Iran-born scholar was placed on administrative leave in March days after an AI-powered website linked her to U.S.-sanctioned groups, most notably Samidoun. Yale says she was dismissed over her refusal to cooperate with the investigation

The IDF said that the air force targeted a military airport in the Homs region, another airbase near Hama, and remaining military infrastructure in the Damascus area. The IDF has frequently targeted military sites in Syria since the fall of the Assad regime

In an attempt to satisfy Trump administration's new trade demands, Smotrich says 'move is to promote a zero-tariff policy between the countries'