President visits Dublin with reputation as champion of the rich and closet socialist

Officials visit offices near Tel Aviv as Israeli defence minister meets French counterpart in Paris

‘Not helpful’ that British taking ‘more robust stand’ on Northern Ireland protocol issues

US Politics: The UK’s approach to global norms and the logic of Brexit create distance

Yamina chief is opposed to Palestinian independence and strongly backs Jewish settlements

Leader of a party with just seven seats played key role in toppling former boss Netanyahu

US to discuss recovery efforts after Gaza conflict as some Democrats call for halt to arms deal

US president speaks to Israeli PM who insists there is no timeframe to end operation

US reluctance until now to urge ceasefire seen as way of giving Israelis time to go after Hamas

US says it is working ‘intensively’ to end violence as no let-up in Israeli strikes on Gaza

Security Council agreement proves elusive due to resistance from United States

Ten children among 42 Palestinians reported killed in Israeli air strikes on Sunday

Explainer: The events that lead to air strikes, rockets and a rising death toll

At least 140 people, including 39 children, have been killed in Gaza since Monday

Some fear civil war may break out as long-held frustrations explode into mob rage

Gaza conflict worsens as wave of communal violence grips Israel

As conflict with Palestinian militants escalates, Joe Biden makes clear where he stands

Decades of pent-up grievances and nationalism turn into communal clashes in Israel

Ireland must ask ‘hard questions’ regarding respect for international law, says Coveney

For Palestinians, who hope to see East Jerusalem as capital of their state, the march and evictions are expressions of the one issue: Israel’s determination to make that aspiration impossible

Justice minister says tragedy underlined the dangers of ultra-Orthodox “autonomy” within Israeli society

Boy (13) among those buried following crush at religious festival at Mount Meron

At least 45 people killed and 150 others injured in crush at religious festival

People were asphyxiated or trampled in tightly packed passageway, witnesses say

Intelligence sources say Israel’s spy agency carried out cyber attack

Prime minister faces uphill task in putting together coalition after inconclusive election

Israeli prime minister ‘not close’ to assembling a majority in the 120-seat Knesset

PM faces big test of political skills as fourth election in two years is another cliffhanger

Prolonged period of post-election negotiation likely as Netanyahu surfs on vaccine wave

Vaccine debate intensifies as pandemic's third wave batters central Europe

Tracking of mobile phones reveals failure by 60% to self-isolate after travel outside Israel

Tents, solar panels and herd shelters smashed as Ireland and EU urged to evolve policy

Densely packed throngs gathered outside rabbi’s home in rejection of lockdown curbs

With one in three citizens having received at least one shot, Israel provides early test case

Peace Now says scramble of activity taking place in final moments of Trump presidency

Israel has presumably decided it can preempt the Biden administration’s return to the nuclear treaty by provoking Iranian retaliation

Israel accused of using ‘electronic devices’ to assassinate Mohsen Fakhrizadeh in Tehran

Chris Krebs, head of the cybersecurity, said his department had ‘utmost confidence’ in integrity of election

Team reflects vow to build administration that ‘looks like America’, president-elect says

The late Saeb Erekat was a dogged optimist who refused even in the darkest times to write off the hope for peace