Samuel Hiller and three co-defendants used the money to cover personal expenses, including a family wedding, home renovations and jewelry

A severe electricity shortage in Gaza leaves residents with as little as four hours of power a day. Who gets electricity and when?

Cop found himself surrounded by demonstration in Jerusalem following arrest of draft dodgers from radical ultra-Orthodox sect

But Netanyahu said no action will be taken against Fatah-Hamas pact and coordination with Palestinian Authority will continue

From the architect of One World Trade Center in New York and the Jewish Museum in Berlin comes an unlikely vanity project – which could destroy coral reef, warn experts

The world-renowned Chinese artist and political activist tells Haaretz how his new documentary gives refugees a voice – and why he cooperated with the Israel Museum

'We will never put our nuclear weapons and ballistic rockets on the negotiating table under any circumstances,' said North Korea's deputy UN ambassador

While Gaza's electricity supply is still hostage to unresolved Hamas-Fatah tensions, the Al-Shifa hospital uses generators to keep its neo-natal intensive care unit operational. 'We've lost infants who could have been saved', its director says