Benjamin Netanyahu
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The former Australian prime minister hits back at the Israeli PM’s criticism of his support for a Palestinian state
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Benjamin Netanyahu says he is not worried about an investigation into his family’s relationship with the Australian mogul ‘because there’s nothing there except friendship’
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Benjamin Netanyahu says while he supported self-government for Palestinians, any solution must not be a threat to the state of Israel
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Get on with it, Bibi: Turnbull's message to Netanyahu on peace deal
Katharine Murphy Political editor
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Australian PM criticises those who supported UN resolution condemning Israel’s controversial settlements program in the West Bank and East Jerusalem
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Michael Danby says Labor figures should raise concerns about China rather than settlement building in Israel
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Israel’s prime minister will be its first serving PM to visit Australia but he is expected to face protests
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President attempts to divert attention from growing scandal, suggesting intelligence agencies’ actions are meant to cover for Clinton’s election loss
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The Israeli prime minister has echoed the US president’s view that there will be ‘no daylight’ between them on issues such as settlements and the Iran deal
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On the eve of Netanyahu’s White House visit, an emboldened Israeli right wing sees a chance to build – and to renounce the two-state solution
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US president quoted by Israeli press saying he does not believe advancing settlements in Palestinian territories is good for peace
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Israel’s friends in the UK should fight to protect funding for an organisation that bears witness to the moral price paid for the maltreatment of Palestinians
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Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May’s meeting with the Israeli PM, and the first chance for MPs to amend the article 50 bill.
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EU leaders are concerned that Theresa May could soften UK’s opposition to settlements as she seeks closer ties with Donald Trump
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Israeli PM aims to use No 10 visit to firm up call for stronger international stance against Tehran before meeting with Trump
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White House breaks with longstanding US policy but warns further expansion ‘may not be helpful’ to ending conflict
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Israeli leader will join British counterpart next week for working lunch to discuss bilateral ties and trade, Downing Street says
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As a new era of international relations dawns, governments are scrambling to calculate where their own interests lie
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Foreign minister expresses ‘profound astonishment, rejection and disappointment’ after Israeli PM praises Trump’s executive order at weekend
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Officers seen arriving at official residence of Israeli prime minister, who has accused his perceived enemies of ‘an attempted coup’
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Announcement of construction in occupied Palestinian territories is second since Donald Trump became US president
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White House press spokesman says administration is in early stages of talks to fulfil Donald Trump’s pledge to move embassy from Tel Aviv
Turnbull has clearly chosen: Australia stands alone on Israel