Israel

IDF confirms deaths of 12 Houthi ministers in Yemen airstrikes

The group’s prime minister was among those killed, but the defence minister, understood to be one of the attacks main targets, was not

Body of ‘experts’ accusing Israel of genocide admits its members include activists and artists

Just 28 per cent of the roughly 500-strong body, which is open to anyone willing to pay a fee – voted in favor of the resolution charging Israel with the gravest war crimes

Rallies held across Israel to mark 700 days of an ongoing nightmare

Protesters laid out a huge SOS sign with an egg timer to symbolise the urgency of the hostages’ plight

Israelis among 21 injured in Lisbon funicular crash

Boy ‘killed by IDF’ gives TV interview

GHF ‘whistleblower’ Anthony Aguilar claimed the eight-year-old, who he named as Amir, was shot by Israeli forces, was safely extracted from the Strip earlier this week

Foreign ministers of Israel and France clash online over ‘pay for slay’ scheme

An argument between the pair was sparked when Gideon Sa’ar criticised President Macron for his intervention over the US refusing to accept visas issued by the Palestinian Authority

‘Emotional intelligence is key’: why the head of Mossad is so good at his job

David Barnea, the director of the spy agency, led Israel’s efforts to recruit Iranian dissidents to attack the country from within

Hugh Bonneville hijacks Downton Abbey premiere interview to condemn Israel’s ‘indefensible’ Gaza City offensive

Bonneville called on the international community to ‘do more to bring it to an end’

My message to Labour: Palestine cannot be summoned into existence by pogrom or fiat

Britain used to pride itself on its policy of not negotiating with terrorists. Now we’re in danger of rewarding them