Everyone comparing news and media sources can use Haaretz that publishes Israeli and international news, opinions, culture, and analysis, thus useful for readers who look for detailed reporting on politics, society, Middle East, and global affairs.
Yes, Haaretz promotes digital subscriptions for accessing its content. Subscription prices and introductory offers may vary, so the best way to get the most accurate information would be checking the official checkout page.
Haaretz may offer some subscription plans directly on its own site. However, the use of public promo codes for getting a discount may be inconsistent, so users should check whether there is any discount during the subscription process.
To save money, readers could check introductory digital subscription offers, annual billing, and limited-time promotional offers. Prior to making payment, one should check the price of renewal as it may be different from the initial subscription price.
Usually, yes — Haaretz content is available through mobile applications as well as through the website. Mobile access is tied to your account, so subscribers should sign in to the application using the email they used at checkout.
Typically, Haaretz has two different paths for subscription: print and digital. Print subscribers could check the official subscription area or contact customer service to check whether digital access is included.
One should check the billing currency, the introductory period, price of renewal, cancellation policy, and tax rules. Additionally, it is useful to check whether the offer is available only for new subscribers.
Subscription terms and conditions could affect the refund rules. In case if subscription is purchased via app store, then refund request should be submitted via Apple/Google, not Haaretz.