Even as Jews sought to flee Germany, an extremist faction on the Zionist right lauded the rise of the Nazis and envisioned Ze'ev Jabotinsky as the 'Hebrew Duce'

Since the start of the war, the High Court has given its seal of approval to all of Israel's actions – withholding of medical treatment, the disappearing of people, denial of media access to Gaza, and above all, starving the population of Gaza

The set of policy recommendations comes days after the murder of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, and reveals the level of concern felt in the U.S.' Jewish communities

After photos of Yair Netanyahu in Miami were published in the Daily Mail last year, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked Ronen Bar to identify the photographers. The chief agreed, but refused to hand Netanyahu their details

Both of Israel's spy agencies, the Mossad and the Shin Bet, are involved in defending Israeli institutions and diplomats abroad. Despite further tightening procedures since October 7 and thwarting multiple attempted attacks, the murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim show no security is hermetic

The Ivy League school called the move 'unlawful,' saying that it is a retaliatory action that threatens serious harm to the university

The philosopher and author talks to Haaretz about the parallels between him and his Nazi-fleeing grandmother, how antisemitism is being weaponized in the U.S. and his plan to build a global network against authoritarianism

U.S. Attorney for D.C. says investigation is continuing and could expand to include hate crime and terrorism charges when warranted and provable