Benny Gantz and ex-Defense Minister Ya'alon Join Forces Ahead of Campaign Launch
Two generals merge their parties ahead of April 9 election as Ya'alon goes back on vow never to sit in coalition with Netanyahu
Breaking:
- CIA director says did not raise concerns over lifting Russia sanctions (Reuters)
- Sudan security chief orders release of detained protesters (Reuters)
- Gantz joins forces with ex-defense minister Ya'alon ahead of party launch (Haaretz)
- Pakistan's top court upholds acquittal of Christian woman in blasphemy case (AP)
- Syria, Iran reach new economic agreements, President Assad announces (AP)
Haaretz Editorial
The Landlord Is Above the Law
There’s nothing new about the fact that none of the settlers from the Adei Ad outpost who were present at the confrontation with Palestinians Saturday in the village of Al-Mugha...
Israel
Israeli Political Satirist Assaf Harel to Become Tel Aviv Deputy Mayor
Harel to accept appointment despite campaign pledge he made during the municipal election not to join Ron Huldai's coalition
Israel Election 2019
Habayit Hayehudi Public Council to Choose Naftali Bennett’s Successor
The move follows the departure of Bennett and Ayelet Shaked, who formed a new party, Hayamin Hehadash
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
John Malkovich to Star in New Comedy Inspired by Disgraced Producer Harvey Weinstein
David Mamet's 'Bitter Wheat' is about a 'depraved Hollywood mogul,' and Malkovich admits it may upset those who have 'experienced the kind of treatment that the play contains'
Middle East
Palestinian Prime Minister, Government Resign
The government will continue to carry out its duties until a new one is formed, it said in a statement Tuesday issued after a weekly cabinet meeting
Jewish World
Jerusalem Synagogue Defaced by Anonymous Vandals
Police opens investigation into incident ■ 'Such a thing can't be in Jerusalem, in the land of Israel. We know these solely from dark periods in the Diaspora,' says Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Leon
Culture & Life
Archaeologists Discover Ancient Wine Cellars in Egypt's Nile Delta
The wine cellars date back to Egypt's Greco-Roman period, which spans from the fourth century B.C.E. to the seventh century C.E.
