Israel

Sam Allardyce has said that Chelsea midfielder Yossi Benayoun could be a target for West Ham United this summer.

Tehran masterminding plans to create 100,000-strong militant army, says Israeli intelligence chief Aviv Kochavi.

Oxford professor Derek Penslar claims Israelis should accept Zionist revisionist work.

A cyber security expert believes the coming cyber-wars will see the playing field levelled and traditional superpowers threatened by relative minnows.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to form a government with Yair Lapid, Tzipi Livni and Naftali Bennett

Miss Israel Yityish Aynaw secures invite to dinners with president of United States.

Earlier reports had blamed Israeli strike but UN points finger at Palestinian missile that fell short of target.

Photos of the Samsung Galaxy S4 have appeared online, showing a 5in screen and quad-core processor.

Great Britain has a long and glorious tradition of arming and bankrolling groups and regimes to fight the good fight on our behalf.

Foreign Office admits details sketchy of kidnap and release of Britons en route to Sharm El Sheikh.

One million locusts expected to cross Holy Land ahead of Passover.

A young couple expecting their first child were on their way to a hospital when the car they were riding in was hit, killing them both, but their baby boy was born prematurely and survived

Tehran, for first time, gives definite figure of centrifuges at Natanz facility.

Apples grown by Druze farmers in Golan Heights to be transported by Kenyan drivers.

Syrian president accuses Britain of being naive, confused and unconstructive, and says he will not resign.

The 21-year-old model and former IDF officer, made history after becoming the first Ethiopian-born Israeli to win the annual pageant.

Benjamin Netanyahu says Turkish PM's description of Zionism as 'crime against humanity' is 'dark and libelous'.

Guinness World Records recognises Misao Okawa of Japan as the oldest living woman in the world

Conservative MP says Government must act firmly to stamp out 'culture of hate' in Palestine.

With Oxford University's Student Union set to vote today on whether to boycott Israel, Nadin Rayya examines the potential impact.

Six world powers offer Tehran sanction reduction in exchange for reduced nuclear activity.

How can Israel's attempts at self-defence be worse than the horrors taking place in Syria, asks Sam Westrop

Hamas blamed for first attack after truce with Israel last November but no injuries reported.

Hetz-3 or Arrow, surface-to-air interceptor missile, jointly produced by Israel and US.

Palestinian prisoner’s death in Israel’s Megiddo jail gives new edge to protests.

Festival commemorates deliverance of Jews from genocide in 6th century Persia, and celebrations have been getting bigger and wilder in recent years.

Controversial Bradford West MP refused to take part in discussion after discovered he was debating with an Israeli.

Jailed Palestinian has become symbol of questionable and illegal practices by Israeli government, says Nadin Rayya.

Anti-Bashar al-Assad rebels ask Hezbollah to withdraw or face attacks on its Lebanese base.

Media goes on 24-hour blackout during French president Francois Hollande's visit.