The Irish Times view on targeting Palenstinan NGOs: intolerable pressure
Israel has yet to provide ‘credible evidence’ to link the NGOs to terrorism
Israel has yet to provide ‘credible evidence’ to link the NGOs to terrorism
Sweeping arrest operation aimed to crack down on Islamic militant group Hamas
Lebanese Hizbullah militia send 19 rockets into northern Israel and Golan Heights
System built by Israeli defence companies was funded and developed jointly with US
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Hamas leader says militant group ready for ceasefire but Israel plans to continue fighting
Ireland must ask ‘hard questions’ regarding respect for international law, says Coveney
Outhalf will not be the last Six Nations player to wish the ground could swallow him up
If he was controversial, it was because he refused to conform. Robert never followed the herd
Israel, Bahrain and UAE sign peace agreement in foreign policy win for administration
One-time revolutionary Shia movement now a status quo party opposing popular protests
Former Leinster coach fondly remembers experiences of rivalry with Munster
Israeli prime minister still awaiting final approval from Washington for implementation of controversial plan
‘Every little normal thing here presents a challenge from being stopped at checkpoints to soldiers searching through tutus’
Significant exchanges of fire possible following US killing of Qassem Suleimani in Iraq
Clashes come on the eve of attempts to form a government led by reformists
‘Iranian attack on Israel is clear proof of the purpose of Iranian entrenchment in Syria’
Weekend military leave is cancelled as troops carry out door-to-door searches in Palestinian villages around Bethlehem
Syrian officials say Israel attacked an airfield east of Homs in the centre of the country
Intense fighting appeared to come to halt in early hours of Monday
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Casualty numbers significantly less than feared, mainly due to Hamas intervention
Rafi Eitan was linked to a daring theft of uranium from a nuclear plant in Pittsburgh, and was unmasked as handler of Jonathan Jay Pollard, who passed US secret documents to Israel
Tensions have risen in Gaza over Israel’s response to protests at the frontier during the past year
Rights panel says Israeli forces killed 189 Palestinians in response weekly protests last year
Military operation to destroy 200m long tunnels to be limited to Israeli side of border
Israeli tanks fire at Hamas post after grenade reportedly thrown at its troops on the border
Trump decision to reduce funding to UN body aiding Palestinians will hit jobs and services
Farming couple from West Bank urge Irish politicians to back import banning Bill
Some 270,000 Syrians who have fled fighting are stranded on border with Jordan
General Assembly seeks ‘international protection mechanism’ for occupied territory
Human rights groups have accused Israel of using excessive force, which it denies
After mortars and air strikes, Israeli minister Yisrael Katz warns of being on brink of war
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