Israeli high court rules 1,000 Palestinians can be evicted from West Bank
Area of Hebron hills home to several small villages designated ‘firing zone’ by Israel in 1980s
Row over mosque visit brings Jordanian-Israeli relations to low ebb
Prince Hussein cancels trip to Jerusalem compound over security arrangements
Hizbullah losing friends but gaining influence in crisis-hit Lebanon
One-time revolutionary Shia movement now a status quo party opposing popular protests
Prolonging Netanyahu’s premiership may come at a cost for Israel
The economy may be prospering but the country is no closer to addressing its fundamental tensions
Disillusioned Palestinians talk of new uprising in West Bank
A quarter of a century after Oslo accords, Palestinian state looks as far away as ever
Trump’s action on Jerusalem could trigger violent response
Muslims the world over repeatedly angered by US president’s Middle East policies
Jerusalem clashes: a time for diplomacy
Outsiders with leverage, notably the United States, must help strike a deal that ends the bloodshed
Israel’s peace movement: ‘Only soldiers see the occupation’
Ex-staff sergeant: ‘There is violence on both sides, but Palestinians always pay the price’
Is the Israeli-Palestinian two-state solution still on the table?
Despite 16 years of failed negotiations and lost opportunities, the creation of a Palestinian state alongside Israel still has widespread support
‘Irish Times’ Letters from Leo: Varadkar gets it off his chest
From bin charges to Israeli policy: A selection of many missives from the new FG leader
Tributes paid to Labour MP Gerald Kaufman after death at 86
Oldest member of House of Commons was known as acerbic debater and critic of Israel
Binyamin Netanyahu quizzed for third time on alleged crimes
Israeli PM a suspect in two cases involving gifts to family and conversations with publisher
Israel has lost one of its finest sons
Shimon Peres never realised his vision of a new Middle East but his optimism never died
Israeli politician who sought accord with Palestinians
Yossi Sarid: October 24th, 1940 - December 4th, 2015
Remembering Rabin in a country reeling from recent violence
On the 20th anniversary of his killing, people are still asking ‘what if?’
Arab shot dead after stabbing four Israelis with screwdriver
Netanyahu bars politicians from Temple Mount site at heart of rising tensions
Radical Jewish settlers clash with police at West Bank settlements
‘We’re acting to bolster the settlements,’ Binyamin Netanyahu says after raid
Chief rabbi in Denmark ‘disappointed’ with Netanyahu comments
Israel prime minister called on Jews to migrate to Israel following Copenhagen attack
The year in review: 12 months of big stories
The year began with devastating weather and followed up with political storms over ‘homophobia’ remarks, those cancelled Garth Brooks gigs and water charges. Cian Traynor refreshes our memory
Rockets fired into Israel hours after Gaza Strip ceasefire announced
Cairo-brokered truce aims to end worst flare-up of border violence since 2012
Sharon and Paisley shared a belief that their people were chosen by God
American sermons related plight of Northern Protestants to that of Old Testament Jews
Sharon’s funeral highlights conflicting views of former leader
Eulogised and vilified, Israel’s military hardman turned political leader is laid to rest
Ariel Sharon’s authority and courage much needed now
Despite a chequered career, by the time he slipped into a coma in 2006, Israel’s former prime minister was widely viewed as a bold and brave statesman
Ariel Sharon: soldier turned politician always ruthlessly determined
Former Israeli prime minister was the architect of Jewish settlement in the West Bank and Gaza
Israelis pay respects at Knesset to former PM Ariel Sharon
Hundreds file past remains of former Israeli prime minister ahead of military funeral
Obituary: Ariel Sharon, the leader who marched to his own drum
Former prime minister shocked Israel by pulling out of Gaza Strip in 2005
Palestinian official indicates Ramallah will reject framework agreement
Yasser Abed Rabbo says ‘worthless’ US-brokered plan is biased towards Israel and restricts Palestinian sovereignty
Former Israeli PM Ariel Sharon's condition worsens
Ex-general has been in a coma since suffering a stroke in 2006
Ex-Israel PM Sharon’s condition worsens after years in coma
Former general has spent eight years in coma triggered by a stroke
Gradual Israeli takeover of Palestinian land seems to leave little enough to negotiate
Long-term policy has been to encircle Arab East Jerusalem with Jewish suburbs
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