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Israel 'beats up children'
The rights of Palestinian children are routinely violated by Israel's security forces, according to a new report.
Israeli indictments spark outrage
Protest planned against decision to prosecute 12 Arabs over the "lynching" of a soldier who carried out an attack in 2005 and killed four.
'Loyalty oath' to keep Arabs out of Galilee town
A community in northern Israel changes its bylaws to demand new residents pledge support for "Zionism, Jewish heritage and settlement of the land".
Why the media is losing the Israeli numbers game
Comment: Even on the most basic fact about the settlers - the number living on occupied Palestinian territory - the agencies regularly get it wrong.
Obama: we need two states
Barack Obama signals his readiness to step deeper into the quagmire of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Rival Livni is vital to Netanyahu, say analysts
The Israeli prime minister may invite the opposition leader into government following his difficult meeting with the US president.
UN torture watchdog demands access to secret jail
Panel says Israeli human rights groups' findings are credible.
Fears of sectarian violence in Nazareth
Anti-Christian banners and billboards have sprung up along the main route to Nazareth's Roman Catholic church days before Pope Benedict XVI is due to arrive in Israel's largest Arab city to conduct an open-air mass.
Nazareth has pressing deadline to complete venue for historic visit
The city is racing to complete an amphitheatre to host thousands of pilgrims expected for the Pope's visit on Thursday.
Israel's Arab students are crossing to Jordan
Survey finds more than 5,000 students have opted to travel across the border in order to gain access to university studies.
Lame duck's slow and public demise
Olmert has spent months refashioning his image as a great leader but corruption allegations make a comeback unlikely.
Palestinians benefit as Israel-Turkey ties sour
Sheikh Jarrah families get access to Ottoman land registry documents in Ankara which they say will prove settlers' title deeds are forged.
Israeli park a lesson in forgotten history
As spring sets in early, Israelis have been pouring into one of the country's most popular leisure spots.
US might have delayed in salvaging a two-state solution
Peace Now's revelation this week that Israel plans to build more than 70,000 homes in the West Bank is the latest in a string of troubling disclosures about settlement expansion.
Israelis worry that US may start to distance itself
Apprehension is mounting in Israel over the damage that its "special relationship" with Washington will suffer if, as expected, the Likud leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, puts together a far-right government in the coming weeks.
