Paul Nuki

A few months ago, Benjamin Netanyahu finally achieved a lifetime ambition: convincing a US president to adopt Israel's long-held security doctrine.

Israel and Hezbollah have agreed a ceasefire after trading deadly strikes in violation of the wider US-Iran peace deal

The Hezbollah tunnel that runs under the small hilltop town of Majdal Zoun in southern Lebanon bears little resemblance to the crude, hand-dug passages of the Gaza underground.

Andy Burnham wants us to imagine a fairer, more prosperous Britain. A country in which all 12 of its regions make a net positive contribution to the national purse.

Of all those involved in getting the tortuous Gaza disarmament negotiations over the line, the most intriguing is Mohammed Dahlan.

Four men are about to be voluntarily infected with one of mankind’s oldest killers

This month alone, three Israeli soldiers are reported to have died by suicide, two of them young women.

Exclusive: Sir Jeremy Farrar, who advised the Government on Covid, resigns amid speculation he had grown frustrated with the organisation’s bureaucracy and politics

One of Britain's best-known scientists has resigned as assistant director-general of the World Health Organization.

Credit: Ben-Gvir/Telegram The Right wing of Israeli politics, always volatile, was at fever pitch this week as the deadline for parties to confirm their candidates ahead of the general election loomed.