Palestinians preparing to ramp up airborne firebomb attacks against Israel
Militants tell Haaretz they are upset over gap between situation on the ground and reports of loosening restrictions: 'Israel expects quiet, but we want to live'
Harry and Meghan to have royal titles revoked, lose public funding
The palace said Harry and Meghan will no longer receive public funds and they will repay the approx. 2.4 million pounds spent on the refurbishment of their cottage in Windsor.;
In West Bank, Jewish settlers recruit nature to their mission – with the High Court’s consent
For decades, nature reserves have been used to keep Palestinians off their land while allowing settlers to build. This week, the High Court rubber-stamped the practice
Israeli civics teacher fired for criticizing army operations
Dr. Meir Baruchin, who taught for 30 years and initiated meetings between Jewish and Arab students, was fired over opinions he expressed on his Facebook page
The bid to clean up Africa’s gold rush
By refining gold – in some cases obliging producers and traders to sell their gold to home-grown refineries – states hope to capture value that is being lost