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Fence sitting is no longer possible, or right. The manner and scale of Israel’s demolition of Gaza goes way beyond either legal proportion or respect for civilian life

The German-American went from a sniper to an academic with a reputation for sexual frankness

Israel and Iran’s long fixation has reached a tipping point. Will regime change in Tehran follow?

The Israeli leader has scored a tactical victory against Iran. But that alone is unlikely to bring him victory, either at home or abroad

As I went into the hotel’s internal missile shelter, I wondered whether the people involved in both sides of this war truly understand what they stand to lose from it

Trump doesn’t care about the bombing of Iran, or global security. Now Europe must fill the volatile vacuum he has left behind

Or is it simply an afternoon in modern Britain?

The world is witness to an atrocity. So why is there international apathy?

Two hours in a Tel Aviv hospital was enough to convince the right wing journalist that Israel's insurance-based healthcare is better than the NHS. But is it?

Could a plan put together by a former Israeli PM and a nephew of Yasser Arafat finally break the deadly cycle of retribution and reprisal?

The Bibi Files paints a devastating picture of the Israeli prime minister and his family

Iran’s attack on Israel shows that Netanyahu’s military aims – and the entire region – are spiralling dangerously out of control. The US must now step in

Did the Gaza encampments that sprung up across British universities achieve anything?

The cycle of attack and reprisal is unlikely to be broken in the Middle East

Netanyahu must be replaced by a leader prepared to end Israel’s incompetence and recklessness

Ending arms sales to Netanyahu would be a cathartic but ultimately cosmetic act

Decades of untrammelled military power have rendered Israel’s political elite incapable of strategic thinking

The main stumbling block to Middle East peace is the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu

The Israeli prime minister’s failed, immoral policies are a deadly own goal – and they are pure neopopulism

The route to a ceasefire in Gaza lies not through rhetorical demands, but through diplomatic pressure

A US politician’s clumsy words about Hamas highlight a wider problem

As Israel’s response to the Hamas attacks goes on, a spiral of violence by West Bank settlers is worrying Washington DC and Brussels

Don’t be fooled, Israel will not rest until Hamas has been destroyed. This war is only just starting

As the death toll continues to mount, the Gaza war has the potential to destabilise the region – and the world

Palestine needs a swift route to economic sovereignty and statehood

We have no right to avert our gaze from the Israel-Hamas war

“Jews so keenly feel the trauma of 7 October and its aftermath, not because they support the Netanyahu government or the fundamentalist West Bank settlers… because, like everyone else, we want to be accepted”

Turkish secularists and Islamists have been demonstrating against the war, but for different reasons

Unless political leaders can break the cycle of pain and rage, then we could all feel the consequences

If the Israeli military destroys both Hamas and large parts of Gaza – then what?

Can the US president steer events in the Middle East?

There are no right answers in solving this conflict. But the wrong ones are obvious