Analysis

Israel has all the hardware to make Britain battle-ready

Why Britain must deepen its defence ties with Israel

The former defence secretary Grant Shapps on the need for stronger UK-Israel security ties

How Wikipedia is warping the world’s view of Israel

Wikipedia promised that it would democratise knowledge. Now it’s being weaponised against Israel

Dismissing Israel’s Attorney-General is a distraction from government’s failures

The cabinet is due to meet on Sunday week to fire Gali Baharav-Miara

American Jews buck the US trend and turn away from religion

But will antisemitism on dating sites change the picture in the future?

Can Hamas ever be defeated?

The questions about Gaza’s future are still unanswered

The Israeli judiciary could torpedo Trump’s Gaza resettlement plan

The Supreme Court may rely on a range of tactics it previously used when trying to sink government policies it disfavoured

Arab leaders are slowly realising that Hamas has to go

Trump’s hardball approach to Gaza appears to be pushing other countries in the region to come up with viable plan

The prize of peace with the Arab world and the Palestinians is within reach, but it needs courage

There must be a commitment to creating a new governing entity in Gaza, one that can provide stability without Israel needing to carry the burden

The Trump ‘plan’ is immoral and could ignite the region

If Trump’s idea were to become reality, a military front opening against Israel along a 300km border with Jordan would be a real possibility

Andrew Gwynne and Oliver Ryan were stupid and offensive, but why on earth are police getting involved?

The two MPs were suspended by Labour after being found to have made offensive comments in a WhatsApp group

Will it be ‘America First’ or ‘America Only’ that gets the upper hand in the Trump administration?

There are worrying signs from some of the key Middle East and foreign policy appointments

Netanyahu may be resisting it, but a state commission of inquiry into October 7 is now essential

It’s not just about accountability but ensuring the mistakes of the past are not repeated – it is about protecting the future security of the State of Israel

Donald Trump’s inaugural speech was more muted on Israel than many expected

Only a single paragraph, about Trump wanting to be “a peacemaker and unifier”, referenced Israel

Why Ben-Gvir may be more dangerous outside the government than in it

The far-right minister’s resignation is a page out of the Netanyahu playbook

Seriously? Again with the judicial reform?

Israel cannot afford to be distracted by more internal power struggles and pointless ideological crusades