Thomas Helm

The port city, which Israel holds up as a model of peaceful coexistence, would be a key economic target

Stories of abuse have emerged from the detention centre for Gazan terrorism suspects

Israeli outlet Haaretz reported accounts from soldiers returning from the Gaza War of the practice, which was deemed illegal in 2005

Many Israelis, including senior politicians, are furious that military courts are investigating claims of soldiers sexually assaulting a Gazan detainee

Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich are criticised for comments, with Gaza ceasefire talks set to resume this week

There are fears that the latest attacks in Gaza could affect ceasefire talks due to resume this week

The issue of whether or not the community should serve is one of Israel's longest-standing political dilemmas

Group's leader makes speech after exchange of fire killed six people in Lebanon and injured seven in Israel

The military is preparing for the possibility of a significant hit on its air defence systems

International governments are also revising travel advice for Israel

Prime Minister says he will go 'long, long way' to free hostages, hours after 15 killed in strike on Gaza school compound

Despite fears of region-wide instability, the occupied territory saw little public anger after the killing Hamas leader

Hamas said it will start discussing the fate of the talks after a week or two

Israel’s ambulance service concludes a massive three-day drill in the north simulating a mass casualty event

People in occupied Golan Heights fear being caught in all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah