Binyamin Netanyahu

Taoiseach Simon Harris says move is ‘deeply regrettable’ and describes Irish stance as ‘pro-international law’

Comments come as Israeli military claims air strike that killed 13 was done to prevent Hamas hijacking aid shipment in south of enclave

Alexis Bloom’s documentary, using leaked footage of police interrogations of the Israeli prime minister, paints a murky picture

Recent signs of optimism among Israeli and Palestinian officials suggest potential progress in efforts to reach a ceasefire deal

Wartime prime minister describes three separate corruption cases involving alleged gifts, media deals and regulatory favours as ‘complete lies’ and ‘an ocean of absurdness’

Israeli PM Netanyahu has done everything he can to avoid facing long-standing corruption charges

Binyamin Netanyahu says IDF moves to ensure ‘no hostile force embeds itself next to Israel’s border’

Despite a halt to attacks, many Lebanese refer to a ‘one-sided ceasefire’ amid reports of multiple breaches by Israel

Lawmaker from Binyamin Netanyahu’s party speaks of ‘window of opportunity’ for making occupied West Bank ‘an inseparable part of Israel’

Israeli government yet to indicate whether it supports the move

The ceasefire offers something to both sides: Hezbollah has been severely weakened by months of Israeli onslaught while it has been welcomed across the political spectrum in Israel

Hours after a truce was called, people began to return to southern Lebanon without knowing if their homes remained intact

Israeli PM says ‘we will strike decisively’ if Hizbullah violates accord, which is expected to take effect on Wednesday

‘Israel can say one thing today and tomorrow it can change,’ says Ali amid reports of a 60-day cessation of attacks

Israel used bunker buster bombs in attack destroying eight-storey building, local media report

Government says it will ‘always comply’ with international legal obligations after ICC warrant issued for Israeli prime minister

International Criminal Court says Israeli prime minister bears ‘criminal responsibility’ for alleged war crimes, along with former defence minister Yoav Gallant and Hamas commander Mohammed Deif

Mixed reaction to decision internationally as court in the The Hague also issues warrant for Hamas leader Mohammed Deif, whom Israel says it killed in air strike

Israeli prime minister could find his free travel in West hindered in wake of ICC decision

Some 100 Palestinians reportedly killed following three Israeli attacks on central and northern Gaza

Some 15 strikes carried out by Israel on Beirut for fifth consecutive day as eight killed in attacks across Lebanon

Israeli attacks in Gaza kill 50 people, including a Hamas leader, as hospital director warns of ‘alarming’ malnutrition in Palestinian enclave

Taipei says no Taiwanese citizens or companies involved in operation targeting Hizbullah in September

Strike on village north of Beirut kills at least 23 including seven children while nine women among dead in strike on home in Jabalia refugee camp

Three Lebanese killed and six UN peacekeepers injured in Israeli drone strike amid ‘deliberate and direct destruction’ of Unifil property

Five people taken to hospital after anti-Semitic violence erupted after game in Amsterdam

US president-elect is likely to support Binyamin Netanyahu’s interests, but relations with other Middle Eastern leaders are less assured

Buoyed by military gains, Israel is taking the fight to its enemies, with devastating consequences for millions of Palestinian and Lebanese people

Intelligence was leaked to foreign media outlets to mislead public opinion against ceasefire and hostage-release deal with Hamas

One polio clinic came under Israeli fire despite agreed humanitarian pause, WHO says

The luxury desert city was built by a jackboot regime using the labour of ‘trapped slaves’

In this ingenious book, Richard Seymour explains why we are assailed by violent dysfunctions and how to reinvigorate the template for our societies in other ways than simply shoring up faith in failing systems

The Trump White House imposed travel sanctions on court staff, while his successor Joe Biden adopted a policy of ‘selective co-operation’

I watched aghast, from abroad, as some of the kindest people we know empathised not with the 1,200 people slaughtered by Hamas – but with the terrorists

A neuropsychologist’s view: Only a person whose judgment and decision-making had been altered by power could claim the military actions of the last year constitute a path to ultimate victory for Israel

Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu says he and his wife were targeted by a drone attack at their holiday home

At least 30 Palestinians killed in Israeli strike on Gaza’s Jabalia camp

Worldview: Taking on Hizbullah and Iran and showcasing Israel’s mastery of intelligence boosted his popularity, forestalling an early election and political reckoning

Middle East at a critical juncture as new possibilities emerge to end conflict

Israel’s military says the long-time militant group member and its eventual head was killed in Gaza