Political pundit Ana Navarro-Cárdenas said, 'Joe Biden is the first Democrat in 24 years to win Arizona. I’d like to imagine it as John McCain getting the last laugh'
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: Two young Israelis have an unpleasant experience in Belgrade and an Italian expat for whom the coronavirus lockdown posed an opportunity for growth
The two-state solution and engagement with the Palestinians is back in, support for settlement activity is out. Experts offer a few scenarios for a Biden victory over Trump
Trump does not intend to go gentle into that good night, and may complete some irreversible steps
President Trump’s selfish assault on integrity of U.S. elections echoes Netanyahu’s destructive attack on the rule of law
Gaps in ancient text are so frustrating. Now artificial intelligence can be trained to plausibly restore missing cuneiform signs in ancient Babylonian texts, Israeli historian demonstrates
A photo of the cartoon which had been hanging on a bulletin board circulated on social media and within a day the teacher was hiding due to what police said were serious threats
One bus driver posts video to Twitter calling the poster 'unbelievable' and offensive, and promised to remove it, as acts of bus vandalism rise
A poll released Wednesday suggests that over 40 percent of Jewish voters in the Sunshine State voted for the GOP incumbent. His pro-Israel policies may have been the clincher, one expert says
The extraordinary story of the Satmar rebbe, who transformed a small Hasidic court into an ultra-Orthodox powerhouse, helps explain the growing extremism of today's Hasidim around the world
In a book written at Amos Oz’s request, Nurith Gertz interweaves his biography with the story of their friendship, and reveals the feelings of trauma and remorse that plagued him
'We are finally going to get our country back,' one ecstatic Biden supporter says, but others fear the division sowed by Trump will not be so easy to shake off
Washington has threatened sanctions on Turkey for purchasing Russian missile defence systems but Trump's administration has avoided imposing sanctions
The country's hospitals are not collapsing, the lockdown does more harm than good and the policy for dealing with COVID is fundamentally wrong. An increasing number of senior physicians are convinced: Israel needs to switch gears in its handling of the pandemic ■ Originally published October 15, 2020
![Signs in Wisconsin. “We don’t [all] live in a post-truth age, but about half of the GOP’s hard-core supporters do,” says Benkler.](https://img.haarets.co.il/img/1.9274049/2255008652.jpg?precrop=1627,1628,x362,y0&width=112&height=112 "Signs in Wisconsin. “We don’t [all] live in a post-truth age, but about half of the GOP’s hard-core supporters do,” says Benkler. - credit: Bing Guan / Reuters")
