Jonathan Cook

Shin Bet accused of characterising innocent meetings as security offences and imprisoning people without evidence

Israel has nationalised most of the desert, but the Bedouin are pressing legal claims for their ancestral property rights.

Inspired by writer Ilana Hammerman, nearly 600 join a civil disobedience campaign to bring women and children to Israel for a brief respite and 'holiday'.

Palestinian 'catastrophe' is off limits, education ministry declares, advancing a curricula to present a more strident Zionist agenda.

Measures designed to benefit Jewish students applying for places in Israeli universities at the expense of Arabs have been criticised by lawyers and human rights groups.

Riyadh will buy Black Hawk helicopters and F-15s, while Israel has reported been offered new F-35 fighter jet not yet available outside the United States.

Israeli security forces destroy a second Bedouin village in a matter of days, leaving 300 homeless.

Report says the UN panel's powers in the inquiry will be limited to reviewing documents and no individual will face investigation.

Interrogation is part of the investigation into a book in which the champion of the settler movement legitimises murder - even of babies.

Israeli secret police recruited man charged in knife attacks that left four Palestinians dead and faces claims it attempted to persuade him to target a spiritual leader.

With the 'Spot and Shoot' system, soldiers aim guns at Palestinians while sitting in an operations room miles away.

Army of academics sign petition criticising Likud politician accused of trying to impose a right-wing agenda on the education system.