The first newspaper published in Hebrew under the British mandate, in 1919, “Le Pays” is the newspaper of reference among Israeli politicians and intellectuals.
Today located on the center left, Ha'Aretz has always cultivated a liberal editorial line independent of the labor movement (which has long had its own daily newspapers) and even more so from the nationalist right. The sobriety of its layout serves an editorial policy centered on analysis and debate. Its sabbatical edition is enhanced with two essential political and cultural supplements.
The Hebrew site offers the entire printed edition of the daily, supplemented with its own sections (flash messages, thematic files, etc.). Less extensive, the English site also reproduces the English printed edition, also augmented with its own sections.
