Ousted Education Ministry chief scientist complains of government interference: 'Things like this happened only in the Middle Ages or in totalitarian states.'

The Vermont senator’s inability to connect to African-Americans isn’t just a matter of numbers; it clashes with core values of liberal Democrats.

Jisr al-Zarqa has always endured a bad reputation, but a spate of shootings in the past two months has forced locals to look for solutions.

At least 31 killed in blasts in market in capital city, as suicide bombers and gunmen strike against Abu Ghraib.

'If I win the Oscar I will be winning for me, not for any country or people,' Basil Khalil, director of the Oscar-nominated short film ‘Ave Maria,’ tells Haaretz.

Every party has an interest in observing the truce, but whether it leads to a longer-term dialog depends above all on Russia.

If I really want to understand what my children are experiencing in the States, I have to free myself of the concrete memories of life back home.

Kenyan journal says discussions about Israeli assistance against Al-Shebaab terrorists dominated visit of President Kenyatta to Jerusalem last week.