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The US might finally unveil deal of the century, in the run-up to Israel's election
More than any of his recent predecessors, Mr Trump has shown a repeated willingness to meddle in Israeli elections to the benefit of Mr Netanyahu
Bit by bit Israel aims to squeeze out the Palestinian Christians
Its decision to trap the minority group in Gaza this Christmas is a prelude to a seemingly contradictory plan to sap the people of the will to stay and struggle for what is theirs
Hebron plan is Israel's reminder to Palestinians that settler-power knows no limits
Proposed destruction of the West Bank city's market to make way for a settlement is the government's way of making the apartheid system as the rule of law
With a corruption trial looming and no mandate to govern, Benjamin Netanyahu must go
As the deadlock over forming a government continues, charges against the caretaker prime minister have tipped the country into an uncharted constitutional crisis
Israel's violation of human rights is not new but last week there was a difference
Infringements of Palestinians at the hands of Israeli soldiers who enjoy impunity went viral on social media
UN expert's call to stop Israeli settlement of Palestinian territories falling on deaf ears
It is assumed that the Trump administration is preparing to approve the annexation of West Bank as part of its peace plan
Bedouin mass eviction is part of Israel's concerted efforts to drive Palestinians from their historic lands
Thousands have been driven out of their homes because their numbers pose a major demographic threat to the state
Why the three parties at the heart of discussions to form a unity government in Israel can't agree
Likud, the Blue and White party and Yisrael Beiteinu are ideological bedfellows – but other fears have prompted a stalemate
Israelis have given their verdict: Benjamin Netanyahu could be on his way out
There looms the possibility of weeks of horse-trading and the Joint List of Arab legislators becoming the official opposition
With strikes against Iran, Benjamin Netanyahu risks jeopardising his closest alliance
The US has not taken kindly to Israel’s actions in Iraq, fearing that a local backlash could endanger the 5,000 troops it has stationed there
Sur Baher home demolitions illustrate a vicious spiral of oppression in Palestine
The more the West represses criticism, the more Israel luxuriates in its impunity
Israel’s machinery of dispossession has crushed the hopes of an inspirational family
The struggle of Jawad Siyam perfectly illustrates the relentless oppression faced by all Palestinians
In Manama, the horizon of peace stretched further away from Palestinians
The Peace to Prosperity workshop, held in Bahrain, is just the latest in a long-running series of impossible propositions
For Israel, annexation of the West Bank is a long-established goal
With Benjamin Netanyahu under pressure and the US signalling its support, the time to realise this catastrophic ambition may be fast approaching
The clock is ticking on Netanyahu's legal and political manoeuvring
The battle lines in the new election have been drawn between the far-right and centre-right
