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Netanyahu's political allies and opponents have denounced the deal, and residents of northern towns say they are still too fearful to return

Michael Wolfowicz is suspected of the kidnap and brutal beating of a Palestinian alongside Israeli police officers and soldiers

Israel's new elites, the religious Zionists, are more interested in resettling Gaza than fighting Hezbollah, while Netanyahu will do anything to preserve his coalition and avoid the ICC

Dog unit has been linked to brutal attacks on civilians, including mauling man with Down's syndrome who was left to die

Emergency workers say most of those killed in strike on Beit Hanoun residential building were women and children

Syrians say they believe Israel is taking advantage of the end of the Assad era to take further land from their country

Palestinian activists accuse Israel of preferring dictatorships on its doorstep as security chiefs meet Egyptian officials in Cairo

Meanwhile, new laws are passed to restrict academia and the movements of those suspected of supporting 'terrorism'

The former defence minister didn't seek to defend Palestinians, but was instead concerned about preserving Israel's so-called 'democratic character' as it commits genocide

As Syrians celebrated the fall of the Assad regime, Israel swiftly acted to undermine any democratic transition, fearing that it could result in greater pro-Palestine solidarity