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Ukrainian soldiers taking part in exercises on Monday.

Putin Orders Troops to Breakaway Ukraine Regions After Recognizing Independence

Haaretz | 22.02.2022

Podcast | Not just Ukraine: "Putin uses the Iran card to make America look weak"

Palestinians present documents to Israeli border police as they make their way through Qalandia checkpoint in the West Bank April 16, 2021.

Israel Eyes a New Kind of Regime in the West Bank, but the World Sees Apartheid

Shaul Arieli / Opinion | 22.02.2022

A plastic bottle and deep cracks in the bottom of the Studena Dam, near the city of Pernik, about 30 kilometres from the Bulgarian capital Sofia. - Located at the foot of Vitosha Mountain, the massif overlooking Sofia, the Studena Dam is practically empty. The 97,000 inhabitants of Pernik and several surrounding towns are rationed since November 2019 and have access to a cloudy and non-drinking water only six hours a day, picture taken in 2020.

John Kerry, Top Officials to Speak at Haaretz Climate Conference in Jerusalem Tomorrow

Haaretz | 22.02.2022

גיף 10,000 מתים

Israel's COVID Death Toll Surpasses 10,000

Ido Efrati | 21.02.2022

Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks to right-wing opposition party members, at the Knesset, Israel's parliament, in Jerusalem on June 14, 2021.

Who Hid Netanyahu's Pandemic Minutes?

Noa Landau / Opinion | 22.02.2022

Syrian President Bashar Assad supporters hold up national flags and pictures of Assad as they celebrate at Omayyad Square, in Damascus, in 2021.

After Over a Decade of Fighting, Assad Is Reshaping Syria to Entrench His Rule

Amos Harel | 22.02.2022

CHP leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu speaks during an interview in Ankara, Turkey, last week.

Turkish Opposition Leader Says 'Very Clear' Erdogan Rule Is Nearing Its End

Reuters | 21.02.2022

The headquarters of Police Unit 433 in Lod, in 2019.

Pegasus Probe 'Exonerates' Israeli Police, Minister Says; Force Asks to Resume Spyware Use

Chen Maanit, Josh Breiner | 21.02.2022

Project Pegasus Group Wins Journalism Award for NSO Investigation

Haaretz | 21.02.2022

The pillar exposed by the rains at Ashdod dunes, southern Israel.

Rain Exposes 1,600-year-old Marble Column in Ashdod Dunes

Ruth Schuster | 22.02.2022

Emma Mackey and Gal Gadot, right, in a scene from "Death on the Nile."

Jordanians Call to Ban 'Death on the Nile' Over Israeli Star Gal Gadot's Role

Sheren Falah Saab | 21.02.2022

Former Mossad director Yossi Cohen, left, and lottery commission director Avigdor Yitzhaki.

Investigate National Lottery Chief Over Attempt to Axe Report About ex-Mossad Head

Haaretz Editorial | 22.02.2022

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett at Cyber Week. Bennett has appointed Gaby Portnoy as Israel's new cyber czar

Israel Appoints New Cyber Czar – Here Are the Challenges He Faces

Omer Benjakob | 22.02.2022

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and his predecessor Benjamin Netanyahu, and U.S. President Joe Biden.

Israel’s Iran Policy Is Entering Dangerous 2015 Territory

Alon Pinkas | 21.02.2022

The British Mandate-era school building in Kalansua, which has been surveyed for preservation, on Thursday.

Israel Budgets $114 Million to Closing Arts and Culture Gap in Arab Community

Or Kashti | 22.02.2022

People walk to board a bus during the evacuation of local residents to Russia, in the rebel-controlled city of Donetsk, Ukraine February 19, 2022. REUTERS/Alexander Ermochenko

Despite Emergency Plans, Ukrainian Staff of Israeli High-tech Firms Are Staying Put

Corin Degani, Shelly Appelberg | 22.02.2022

Russian President Vladimir Putin signs the decree recognising two Russian-backed breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine

Sending Troops to Ukraine, Putin Shows the World His Alternative Reality

Anshel Pfeffer | 22.02.2022

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