Israel

Punks condemned for 'religious hatred and enmity' as Madonna wades in to support 'political art'.

Tehran plans to have its own intranet to replace the existing internet which is controlled by western nations.

Syria's Prime Minister Riyad Hijab abandons Assad regime as bomb blast rips through Syrian state TV in Damascus.

Israeli and Egyptian officials say the assailants were Islamic Jihadists.

The Fateh 110 missile has a range of around 300 kilometres, enough to reach Iran's neighbours.

Defence lawyers accuse Russian president of making gesture to keep business healthy with the West.

Expiry of Tal Law makes Israeli Ultra-Orthodox seminary students eligible for national service.

Iran's atomic energy chief Fereydoun Abbasi laughs off claims that nuclear computers burst into AC/DC's Thunderstruck at full volume.

IBTimes UK reporter Anissa Haddadi finds life in Jerusalem and the West Bank a chaotic and depressing experience, she reveals in the first of a three-part series.

Brig Gen Masoud Jazayeri says no need for Iran to enter conflict but it 'will not allow enemy to advance'.

Mitt Romney in Poland as part of three-nation tour to project himself as world leader and alternative to Barack Obama.

Palestinians fuming at US Republican presidential candidate MItt Romney for his remarks on Israel's economic efficiency.

US says Assad's regime 'is coming to an end' and 'has lost all legitimacy'

The Republican presidential nominee is taking an aggressive line against Iran because he sees an existential threat to Israel.

Team Poison hacker jailed for six months after dumping ex-PM's personal details and bombarding anti-terror hotline

Obama to sign Enhance Security Cooperation Act, giving Israel more firepower and access to US spy satellite images.

Romney, who doubted London's readiness to host the Olympics a day earlier, now says he expects the Games to be highly successful.

Gaza's Hamas PM Ismail Haniyeh meets Egypt's intelligence chief ahead of talks with new president Mohammed Mursi.

Tensions between Iran and Israel continue to escalate following series of accusations from both camps.

A security company has found a piece of code in the Madi malware which could indicate a link with the highly-complex, cyber weapon known as Flame.

A week after command and control servers were shut down, a new and improved version of the Madi malware has returned.

Three remaining gates on Turkey-Syria border blocked in attempt to stop commercial traffic.

Candid Camera-type prank backfires as angry film star hits presenter and 'producer' when told show being aired in Israel.

Syria, which has the fourth largest stockpile of chemical weapons in the world, says it will use them only in cases of external aggression.

Israel fears Assad's arsenal of chemical weapons could fall into the hands of Islamist militants if regime falls.

PM tries to win back support by offering government roles to opposition MPs in national service row for Orthodox Jews.

Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of an ancient harbour in the city of Acre, Israel.

Christian tourists bathed in the waters of the Jordan River, at the baptismal site known as Qasr el-Yahud, near the West Bank city of Jericho, in Israel

The attack was believed to be retaliation for the recent assassinations of Iranian nuclear scientists.

Bulgarian government releases CCTV footage showing a long haired man wearing a baseball cap and plaid shorts.