An Israeli sniper shot two-and-a-half year-old Mohammed Tamimi in the head, then shot his father in the chest, as they set out for a birthday party. The toddler died four days later. He was the 150th Palestinian killed this year

Discussions in Jerusalem show that Israel will be hard-pressed to enlist significant opposition to new understandings with Iran in the U.S. Congress or sway the position of the European countries involved in the talks

The slogan, 'Kahane was right,' is advocates Jewish theocracy and ultranationalism. Tens of thousands are expected to participate in Tel Aviv's Pride Parade on Thursday

They work in diverse fields like high-tech, education and law. Some are students or between jobs. What they share is their full-time commitment to fighting the judicial overhaul

Protests against the huge budgets allotted to Haredim are missing the mark, says sociologist Yaron Hoffmann-Dishon ■ That community, and secular Israelis too, are all victims of a longstanding, neoliberal policy of pouring funding for education and social services to West Bank settlements

This week at the Tel Aviv airport: Rune from Copenhagen returns to the country in which he once lived

Two headlines reveal Netanyahu's diplomatic distress regarding Iran ■ Smelling a rat in the rantings of Tucker Carlson and Roger Waters ■ For these ultra-Orthodox and Arab lesbians coming out is not an option ■ Today's best reads on Haaretz

Israel-based drugmaker settles claims that its marketing practices fueled opioid addiction