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DispatchArab vote could prove decisive in Israel’s election as fears grow over far right
As polls continue to predict a deadlock, community has become one of the most closely watched in the lead-up to voting
'He irrigated the tree with his blood': West Bank olive farmers set for another deadly harvest
Palestinian growers face extreme settler violence even before the season has officially begun
Golan Heights dilemma: Israel's new military line blurs engagement and confrontation
The Sufa 53 line expands occupation, but unlike Gaza or Lebanon, Damascus is more accommodating in pursuit of peace
UK keeps Jerusalem mission open despite Israeli closure order
Dispute follows Britain's announcement of measures including ban on imports of goods produced in illegal settlements
Will Israelis ever find out what failures led to October 7 rampage?
Lost evidence, confused testimony and even foul play become more likely the longer Israel waits for a state commission of inquiry, say government critics
DispatchCheers for hardliners as security dominates Israel's election campaign
Candidates make their pitch to Anglo-Israeli voters in Jerusalem
UAE's civil aviation body investigates 'security incident' on flydubai flight
Two pilots taken to hospital after altercation in cockpit forces Tel Aviv-bound flight to divert to Saudi Arabia
Palestinians endure night of terror as Israeli settlers carry out attacks
Violence erupts as Palestinians and Christian pilgrims are attacked in Jerusalem during Sukkot
Israel's relations with Europe in tailspin over West Bank sanctions
Netanyahu's far-right government has retaliated against UK and Netherlands as European allies intensify measures on settlements in occupied West Bank
Benjamin Netanyahu's UN speech fails to land in Israel
PM attacked Turkey, Qatar, France, UK and Syria in 40-minute address to world body
Arab parties barred from Israel’s elections but not the far right
With voting a little more than a month away, a Knesset panel has disqualified Palestinian politicians and a far-left Israeli MP
Benjamin Netanyahu heads to UNGA with few friends
Israeli PM faces global criticism over treatment of Palestinians and an apparent cold shoulder from US President
Have archaeologists confirmed where Jesus was buried?
Scientists present remarkable findings after historic renovation of Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Israel triples E1 construction plan despite international condemnation
Push to build additional 2,167 houses in disputed area comes weeks after UK led major sanctions campaign against illegal settlements
Human rights group accuses Israel of 'Palestinian elimination' in West Bank
B'Tselem hails recent international sanctions on illegal settlements but calls for broader 'consequences'
