The Latest Breaking News from Israel

Netanyahu is latest to ‘approve’ plan that has had daily announcements and that Israel knows will have serious consequences

The senators call for the protection of journalists in Gaza and international media access to the territory.

The Israeli PM ignored pleas from Australian Jewish groups to calm his feud with Anthony Albanese

International Criminal Court chiefs on Thursday hit out at an American government decision to impose sanctions on four more of its top staff, including a French and a Canadian judge over their involvement in cases against Israeli politicians and US military operations in Afghanistan.

The Israeli government has approved a plan for construction of a massive new settlement bloc in the controversial E1 area in the occupied West Bank.

A convoy of armored vehicles carrying French peacekeepers barrels through southern Lebanon. Last year’s war between Israeli forces and Hezbollah left villages scarred and empty. Rubble lines the roads. Torn Lebanese flags and Hezbollah banners flutter from shattered buildings.

As the longest-serving Israeli prime minister (17 years), Benjamin Netanyahu is famous for his political wizardry and survival skills. But he is also a highly controversial figure with questionable moral standards and legacy.

Athletes train with salvaged gym equipment in a tent, desperately trying to maintain physical strength during a famine.

Members of "No Azure for Apartheid" were arrested at Microsoft HQ, where they've been protesting the company's business with Israel.