The living hostages have returned, but Israel is divided
The capture of so many civilians on 7 October transformed Israeli society’s sense of itself
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The capture of so many civilians on 7 October transformed Israeli society’s sense of itself
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The release of the Israelis held by Hamas is reason to celebrate, but the real negotiations are only just beginning
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If peace in the Middle East holds, the American president deserves praise
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The Israel-Hamas agreement may mark the beginning of the end for the Israeli PM
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Families of the taken no longer believe in Benjamin Netanyahu’s promises
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At the White House, the Israeli prime minister revealed he’d nominated the US president for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Also this week: Sirens in Jerusalem and an audience with Isaac Herzog.
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Benjamin Netanyahu has won the battle over Iran. But his war against Israel’s democracy is not over.
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Trump’s strike on Iran underlines the enduring alliance between Israel and the United States.
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The history that shapes Benjamin Netanyahu.
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As the Israeli prime minister’s bodyguard, I saw him transform into the gangster he is today.
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Israel’s staggering strikes on Iran have devastated the regime’s brittle leadership.
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Enabled by Donald Trump, those behind Benjamin Netanyahu have made the full transition from victims to perpetrators.
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British Jews are not a monolith but there are many who want the senseless killing in Gaza to end.
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The delicate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is over. War has returned to the Middle East.
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Hostage families and civic society alike have been outraged by the renewed assault on Gaza.
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The film-maker on her father Oded Lifschitz and the plight of the 7 October hostages.
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This imperialistic “Riviera” project could have been dreamt up by the Israeli far right.
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Could the West Bank city of Jenin suffer the same fate as Gaza?
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The political calculations that allowed the Gaza ceasefire could yet be its undoing.
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