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Israel's 60th Birthday
Is Israel a democracy or an ethnocracy?
Defenders of the Jewish state have unwittingly kicked off a much-needed debate about national identity.
Israel's law keeping Arab families apart
The human consequences of the decision to ban thousands of Palestinians who are married to Israelis from living in Israel.
Stop ignoring the facts about Cast Lead
It featured the lowest ratio of civilian to combatant deaths in any asymmetric conflict in the history of warfare.
IDF chief of staff hails 2008 Gaza strike as an "excellent operation"
On the third anniversary of Operation Cast Lead, army officials indicate they are ready to strike again.
Are we heading for an "accidental" war with Iran?
The Islamic Republic's vow to close the Strait of Hormuz, in response to sanctions, could give the hawks the conflict they crave - and wreck the global economy.
Paul Flynn must explain his comments about Jewish loyalty
His ill-chosen words have nothing to do with the just cause of Palestinian liberation.
Defending the indefensible
Israeli liberals are increasingly gloomy so British 'progressives' are being mobilised to fight the country's corner instead.
Why Israel/Palestine needs a new definition of self-determination
The separation and "ethnic purity" currently seen in Israel disturbs even the honest among its advocates.
The forgotten plight of the Bedouin in Israel
As the media focus on the release of the alleged Israeli-US spy Ilan Grapel, Israel's treatment of the Bedouin must not be ignored.
Gilad Shalit's release: in pictures
Prisoner swap deal between Israel and Palestine gets underway.
Israel and Hamas agree deal to free Gilad Shalit
Everything you need to know about the prisoner swap deal and how it was reached.
Question Time, Israel and 9/11
An astonishing claim -- even by his standards -- from Richard Perle.
How Israel's left is missing the point
A discriminatory law which bans Palestinians from joining spouses within Israel was extended without protest.
The NS Interview: Norman Finkelstein
“I’d have to be certifiably insane to deny the Holocaust”
Israel/Lebanon, fault line of the Middle East
The 2006 war left Israel feeling dangerously vulnerable, while Hezbollah’s leader in Lebanon vowed revenge. Five years on, is the uneasy truce about to break?
Why Apple was wrong to pull iPhone app at Israel's behest
The US computer giant removed the "ThirdIntifada" app under Israeli pressure.
The interview
The interview
On Syria
GOP race so far
Mind your B-sides
Time to rethink
Who minds?
Alistair Darling
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