Jonathan Cook

An Arab politician says suppression of Haaretz's investigation into the 2008 siege is 'outrageous'.

A group of Jews and Arabs are fighting in the Israeli courts to be recognised as "Israelis", a nationality currently denied them, in a case that officials fear may threaten the country's self-declared status as a Jewish state.

Tel Aviv unveils green technologies strategy for crippling oil-producing states and groups resisting the occupation of Palestinian land.

Benjamin Netanyahu's government will press ahead with construction at the Western Wall, despite the threat of a third Palestinian intifada.

Analysis The Israeli prime minister may be forced to rejoin the negotiating table with the Palestinians.

Residents of Jewish community declare war on couple that invited friends to move into their house after they were made homeless by a fire.

Israelis threaten staff after an Arab-owned restaurant refuses to serve an IDF soldier wearing his uniform.

Peace envoy Mitchell cancels visit but Israel defiant in rift with US as violent clashes rock East Jerusalem.

A government initiative aimed at improving the world's view of the country has been accused of advancing a right-wing agenda.

A draft report of the OECD concedes that Israel has breached one of the organisation's key requirements on providing accurate and transparent data.

Following assassination in Dubai of a Hamas leader, British police arrive in Israel to question dual nationals who had their identities stolen.

Human rights groups said to have supplied damaging evidence to the UN face jail terms if they fail to meet tough new regulations.