Jane Prinsley
Haniyeh rejected billions and a Palestinian state, son reveals
In 2021 Gaza had more beauty than many Arab countries, Abd Al-Salam Haniyeh also says in interview
Israeli tech leaders call for resilience in first conference after October 7
London conference puts Israel’s biggest tech players centre stage as the industry continues to see challenges as opportunities
Israeli warplanes break sound barrier over Beirut as Nasrallah vows revenge
Sonic booms in Lebanon skies as IDF launches wave of strikes on Hezbollah
An Israeli director debuts with a film shot in a kibbutz ravaged by October 7
Keren Nechmad's film Kissufim was shot three years ago before the kibbutz became the site of a Hamas massacre
At least three killed as second wave of Hezbollah device explosions rocks Lebanon
Walkie-talkies detonate in Lebanon a day after mass pager explosions
BBC’s Bowen says Hamas is ‘good’ source of Gaza casualty figures
Veteran international editor calls Asserson Report a ‘smear’ in impartiality masterclass for BBC staff
‘For real change, Abraham Accords need to move onto the Arab street’
Chair of UK support group for the historic Israeli-Arab agreement applauds 'bravery' of leaders keeping pact on track
SAS veteran says ‘world needs to wake up’ after seeing Gaza tunnel network
Chris Ryan, who was part of the ‘Bravo Two Zero’ escape in Iraq, says UK army should send advisers to help IDF
Home secretary threatens ‘full force of the law’ on anti-Jewish hate crime
Yvette Cooper promises to do ‘everything in my power to protect Jewish communities’
Nature is helping to offer respite to a nation in trauma
In the face of climate change and man-made conflict, Faygle Train of the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel explains how the organisation provides a space where all communities unite to reconnect with wildlife
Jeremy Sassoon find his mojo singing his way through Jewish musical history
From psychiatry to jazz, Sassoon wants to lift the spirits of his audience
I saw baby Bibas’s father behind bars in a cage, says released hostage
Hamas keeps captives in cages, former hostage reveals
Meet the ex-charity boss leading a ‘Muslim Army’
Chaq Ashiq Hussain insists his Hamas-style headband has ‘nothing to do’ with the Gaza terror group
Orthodox sex strike ends in New York after ‘chained woman’ Malky is granted a divorce
New York woman at centre of Orthodox protest is granted a get after husband refused to sign document for four years
‘Lack’ of secular education in Charedi schools sparks call for stricter regulation
A new report demanding Charedi school regulation has ignited anger among some of the Strictly Orthodox community
Blinken and Lammy warn of Iran’s ‘malign’ threat to Europe
US Secretary of State also says after London meeting there can be ‘no role for Hamas’ in Gaza
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