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Intel buying Israel's autonomous car tech company Mobileye for $15.3bn
Mobileye technology is used in the emergency braking and self-driving systems sold by several car companies.
Hamas: Militants and moderates collide over demand for Palestine 'from the river to the sea'
The debate over whether to re-write charter that calls for Israel's destruction is raging in Gaza.
Israel targets mosque loudspeakers with 'Muezzin Bill'
The legislation will put strict limits on the Islamic call to prayer, known as Muezzin, across Israel.
Hamas 'to soften anti-Israel rhetoric and accept 1967 borders' claim reports
Islamist group believed to be adopting radical change in bid for international legitimacy.
Palestinian militant 'plotting attack in Israel' shot dead by Swat team in West Bank
31-year-old Basil al-Araj was leading a group that was said to be planning attacks against Israeli targets.
Netanyahu's Russia visit: Israel to voice opposition against Iran's desire to gain foothold in Syria
Iran says its forces are in Syria to defend holy Shi'ite shrines.
Israel moves to legalise marijuana for recreational use
Israeli politicians have voted to relax laws linked to marijuana use
Israel: Dog saves owner from Palestinian stab attack giving victim time to shoot assailant dead
The Palestinian attacker was found with two knives.
Israel: PM Netanyahu criticised by state comptroller over ineffective measures in 2014 Gaza war
A report by the comptroller said important information was kept hidden from many senior cabinet members.
Australian PM blasts UN over Israel resolution as Netanyahu embarks on historic state visit
Benjamin Netanyahu becomes the first Israeli prime minister ever to visit Australia.
Apple buys Israeli facial recognition company in multi-million dollar deal
Realface technology could be used to improve Photo app and create facial unlock system for a future iPhone.
Why was under fire House of Commons Speaker John Bercow in the Middle East?
Bercow still faces Conservative plot to unseat him as speaker of the House of Commons.
Donald Trump says he can 'live with' one-state solution for the Middle East
After meeting the Israeli PM, the US president seemingly reversed years of US policy.
Who is Yahya Sinwar? The new hardline Hamas leader in Gaza
Yahya Sinwar, a 55-year-old military veteran, has been elected head of Hamas in Gaza.
Celebrate Valentine's Day with two whoppers and a sex toy at Burger King
Couples can enjoy whoppers, french fries, beers and one of a range of 'romantic adult toys'.
Israel: Church of the Loaves and Fishes reopens 2 years after it was destroyed in arson attack
Three Jewish extremists have been indicted for the attack on the miracle church, but have not been sentenced as yet.
Marine Le Pen: French Jews will have to renounce Israeli citizenship under National Front
Le Penn told an interviewer that Israelis needed to make a choice over their nationality.
Israel: Four wounded as Palestinian gunman opens fire on market
The attack has been characterised as a likely terror incident.
Isis claims responsibility for multiple rocket attacks on Israel from Egypt's Sinai Peninsula
Islamic State said it fired six rockets, while Israel said only four were fired, of which three were shot down.
Trump says he was not kidding about Mexico wall, it is 'getting designed right now'
An Israeli security company that helped build an Israel-West Bank barrier is trying to help build the Mexico wall.
Palestinians decry 'theft of land' as thousands of West Bank settlements legalised
Under the controversial law houses built illegally on privately owned Palestinian land will be legalised.
Iranian official says missiles only need 7 minutes 'to hit Tel Aviv'
The rhetoric from Iran comes days after Trump put the country 'on notice' after missile tests.
Rival protesters clash as Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu meets Theresa May
IBTimes UK filmed the demonstrations opposite Downing Street in Westminster, London.
Israel takes crucial step to export its world-leading marijuana
The government has said it will look to pass legislation allowing the sale of the drug abroad.
Activists resisting Amona evacuation clash with police and barricade themselves inside synagogue
Hundreds have resisted evacuation from the West Bank outpost ruled illegal by the Israeli Supreme Court.
Theresa May and Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu plan London talks after settlement row
The Downing Street meeting will be the first between the leaders since May took office.
Left-wingers 'care more about hating Israel' than the fight against anti-Semitism
2016 was reportedly a record year for anti-Semitic incidents in the UK.
Israel evacuates Amona settlement after approving 3,000 new illegal homes in the West Bank
In 2014 Israeli Supreme Court ordered the removal of illegal settlements built on private Palestinian land.
Israeli forces remove illegal settlers from West Bank outpost of Amona
The outpost was the scene of violent clashes between settlers and police on 1 February 2006, 11 years ago to the day.
Israel to accept 100 Syrian children orphaned by war
While Israel is technically at war with Syria the country will accept 100 orphans who will most likely be adopted or fostered.