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Editorial: The country’s approach to the Palestinians has been shaped by the political right for a decade. It’s not working

In an interview with FRANCE 24, Israel's former prime minister Ehud Olmert (2006-2009) said he believes Israel will be able to eliminate Hamas's military capabilities in Gaza, but he expressed regret at Palestinian civilian casualties from the Israeli offensive and stressed that time for the operation was "limited". Olmert said…

Less than a week after Hamas’s devastating attacks on October 7, Israel’s intelligence ministry produced a chilling document. It advocated that Israel remove all of Gaza’s Palestinian population and forcibly resettle them in the Egyptian Sinai Peninsula.

Israeli troops encircle four hospitals as Gaza’s largest medical complex, Al-Shifa, faces complete collapse.

The home secretary is not alone in using the Israel-Hamas war to push her own agenda – squeezing that conflict into a shape it doesn’t fit, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Intensified conflict in Gaza as hostilities near medical facilities escalate, drawing international reactions.

The Jordan River is a winding, 200-plus-mile run to the east of Israel and the occupied West Bank

US warplanes conducted air strikes on a weapons storage facility in Syria used by Iran-backed militants on November 8 in retaliation for the growing number of attacks on US military interests in the region, the second such strikes in less than two weeks. The strikes illustrate the delicate balancing act…

Highly experienced operatives are part of efforts to free the more than 200 people taken into Gaza during the 7 October attack

Imam Kamran Tahir believes a ceasefire is the only way to end the violence in the Middle East, a view increasingly shared by the broader community.

The PM describes Israel’s bloody campaign as disproportionate’ as a left-wing politician calls for sanctions.