Binyamin Netanyahu

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

Israel’s military says sweep of area by forces after a firefight uncovered three bodies, with DNA testing confirming one to be Sinwar

Israeli military claims location had dozens of militants present inside compound when attack took place

In what appears to be an immediate response Israel announces that 50 trucks containing humanitarian aid passed through Erez crossing into northern Gaza Strip

The broad similarities between the Ukrainian and Palestinian conflicts pose a serious challenge for the global community, with many countries open to the charge of hypocrisy

Experience of previous wars makes Israel wary of the conflict but military achievements so far and low death rate among the Israeli troops serve to bolster popular opinion

Strikes on school and hospital in Gaza kill at least 24 and injure dozens, authorities say, as Israel continues war on multiple fronts

Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu urges UN to evacuate peacekeepers from combat areas in Lebanon

Why is the International Criminal Court taking nearly five months to respond to the request for Netanyahu’s arrest warrant when it took just three weeks to grant one for Putin?

Despite its position as Israel’s closest ally, the US still appears unwilling or unable to exert meaningful pressure for restraint

Taoiseach says ‘Israel will have to be judged on what it does and not what it says’ amid ‘concerning’ loss of civilian life

It’s not hard to suspect that both Binyamin Netanyahu and Vladimir Putin are holding out for a Trump re-election

Taoiseach says he ‘made clear the position of the Irish people’ on Gaza to US president

Israel is putting all its eggs in Donald Trump’s grubby basket, banking on an alliance with a man whose friendship tends to be more toxic than his enmity

The US president had hoped to disentangle from the Middle East. But the turbulence in the region could influence the election and define his legacy

Some within Israel argue that the time is ripe for an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities or even toppling the regime. The United States preaches caution, but only of a kind

United Nations refugee chief says Lebanon air strikes violate international humanitarian law by killing civilians and hitting infrastructure

Some Israelis speak as if history began with the atrocities of October 7th and some Palestinians speak as if history does not include those atrocities

The US climate envoy on anger in developing countries over climate inequality, his reputation for being too positive, and conflict in the Middle East

One year on from the Hamas incursion that led to the invasion of Gaza and mass civilian fatalities, security flaws are evident as the IDF had grown complacent about its border defence

The region is now on the brink of a wider war, showing how the delicate balance which prevailed for many years has been upended, at a huge cost

Europe Letter: Heads of government will be under pressure to formulate a coherent response when they meet later this month

Israeli jets unlikely to be able to destroy all Iranian centrifuges, but enough damage may be inflicted to set back Tehran’s nuclear project by years