Eden Alene, who was meant to compete in the 2020 Eurovision that was cancelled to the coronavirus, will represent Israel in this year's contest, planned for May 18 in the Netherlands
Iddo Markus couldn't stop painting Donald Trump. Now he deals with people reacting with anger and disgust to his work
The renowned author’s 1931 book 'Fabian' so shocked his publisher that it was heavily censored. Now the full version, with its prescient warnings about decaying society, is available for a new audience
Hundreds of thousands of families have sought state help for the first time. Data also show 20% increase in children at risk, and a 26% spike in domestic violence
Over a decade ago, Meidan Sadeh abandoned some of his Arab origins and became a member of a kibbutz. But once he entered the kitchen, he went back to foraging and returned to his roots
These are the best photos of the year taken by Haaretz photographers, moments of history caught on camera
Assaf Granit's eatery is the first Israeli kitchen in France to receive the coveted ranking
And at least 15,000 years ago – as the first humans walked to the Americas – they brought their dogs along
As Avi Weissblei’s film shows, people drove around in this plastic box in the ‘60s and ‘70s while the founder was tainted by suspicions of corruption and big-money ties with government
Cargo flights diverted to Larnaca, Cyprus, but all air traffic has resumed
This week's climate change briefs bring grim news for gray whales, those planning their vacation in 2100, and reveal the zombie threat we should be worried about
Ayelet Zurer and Lihi Kornowski shine in a Hitchcockian thriller that, unusually for an Israeli genre TV show, puts female characters front and center
A sale in Jaffa of artwork by the national psychic leaves this visitor under-awed, albeit appreciative of his astounding marketing skills
Artistic director quits popular Acre Fringe Theater Festival after public steering committee disqualifies 'Prisoners of Occupation'
