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Benjamin Netanyahu said the charges against him were 'simply ridiculous' on his first day in court
The rockets are no longer falling on Kibbutz Dafna, on the border with Lebanon, but people are still staying away
A surprise opposition campaign raises questions about the stability of the Assad government
Declaration comes amid fears that Palestinian political chaos could heighten crisis in the occupied West Bank
New agreement ends 14 months of fighting but many war-weary Israelis do not think truce can last
Lebanese government is expected to formally endorse deal on Wednesday morning
Israeli government is set to discuss the agreement despite opposition from far-right ministers
While there is regional support, former leader says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is not listening
Ground clashes along the Lebanon-Israel border have intensified in strategic positions as Israel vows to negotiate 'under fire'
Ze'ev Erlich was eulogised by far-right ministers, who knew him for his archaeological work in the occupied West Bank
Rising death toll highlights difficulty of fighting in densely populated areas
Lifelong leftist and peace advocate has been called a 'terrorist supporter' but is unabashed in opposing Gaza war
Reports suggest that fewer in reserve are willing to maintain the sacrifices necessary to serve 13 months into the war in Gaza
The PLO chairman and first president of the Palestinian Authority leaves a complicated legacy
Humanitarian groups say Israel has partially complied with only four of Washington's 19 demands