Analysis

Joining the pieces of Mrs May’s Middle East puzzle

The Prime Minister's attitude to Israel is by no means clear

Why Macron could be in trouble if Le Pen gets over 40 per cent

Pro-European candidate Emmanuel Macron is likely to defeat the far-right - but the margin will be crucial

Hamas charter is an attempt to repackage antisemitism

The failing terror group needs to rebrand itself in order to stay relevant

Wanted: governors who last the course

The recent resignation of the chairman of JFS raises questions about the demands of the role

Why did it take the Lib Dems so long?

Farron's desire to tackle antisemitism has been there all along, but his party's complex disciplinary rules caused an embarrassing delay

Mélenchon v Le Pen — that’s the nightmare

France, a country allergic to change, is flirting with the unknown.

Reaction to Spicer gaffe shows limits of outrage

Trump’s Syria strike looks good from Israel

The Israeli government had been furious at Mr Trump’s predecessor, Barack Obama, for failing to endorse precisely such a policy.

This is Netanyahu's chance to forge a less dangerous Syria

In order to beat back Iran and Hizbollah, the future of Syria is best underwritten by both Russia and the US