Avigdor Lieberman

Qatar urges Israel to change policies, not blame others for global backlash

In the end, Binyamin Netanyahu’s brief appearance in New York City amounted to a hollow and dispirited charade in which the Israeli leader cut a lonely figure after a UN speech defined by his customary defiance and bombast

In 2014, Sweden became the first European Union member state to recognise Palestine

Secular right-winger Lieberman and Naftali Bennett might have a chance to outplay election front-runner Gadi Eisenkot and lead a coalition without the center-left and Arab parties

Yisrael Beytenu chairman rejects the debate over who should be the next prime minister and rules out any cooperation with the Ra'am party

Paul Iddon is a freelance journalist focused on Middle East affairs

Saudi officials did not immediately respond publicly to Trump's remarks

Energy Secretary Chris Wright signed the pact and a separate bilateral safeguards deal alongside Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman

Israel’s parliament has officially dissolved, kicking off a high-stakes campaign for national elections on October 27

Israel's parliament has dissolved after passing a series of controversial bills in marathon sessions in its last few days

They acquire the manners of sovereignty without its restraint, because the costs of that sovereignty are borne elsewhere — in arms shipments, guarantees, Security Council vetoes and the patron’s diplomacy

Uncertainty continues to surround the proposed US-Iran peace deal as analysts and officials question whether it will hold beyond the expected signing on 19 June

Republican hawks have issued a rare rebuke of Donald Trump over his planned peace deal with Iran, describing it as a “disaster” and questioning why the US president launched the war in the first place

Senator Lindsey Graham, considered close to President Trump, tweeted about the deal with Iran this evening

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi promises to include Hezbollah terror group in any ceasefire agreement, despite terror group's repeated violations

Senator Lindsey Graham, considered close to President Trump, tweeted about the deal with Iran this evening

Senator Lindsey Graham, considered close to President Trump, tweeted about the deal with Iran this evening

Former Prime Ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid are joining forces, but deep divisions remain over the war with Iran and Israel’s future direction

Channel 12 analyst Nir Dvori warns ceasefire with Iran is premature, gives Iran time to regroup and weakens Israel’s position ahead of negotiations

Hours before Israeli air strikes pounded Beirut, causing widespread destruction, Lebanon’s Prime Minister Nawaf Salam expressed optimism in de-escalation hours after Tehran and Washington struck a ceasefire deal

But the tone of the statement from his office acknowledging the ceasefire announced overnight was far more muted and made clear the decision was made by President Donald Trump

What began as a routine IDF welfare home visit on February 15 spiraled into chaos within minutes, as two female soldiers suddenly found themselves fleeing for safety in the ultra-Orthodox city of Bnei Brak

As Israelis were still reeling from the horrors of Hamas’s October 7th attack two years ago, hundreds of tech experts mobilised in a makeshift command centre in an abandoned Tel Aviv building