Israel
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The 1949 armistice border underpins the international community’s refusal to legalise Israel’s occupation. We must hold any changes to it accountable
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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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Get on with it, Bibi: Turnbull's message to Netanyahu on peace deal
Katharine Murphy Political editor
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Michael Danby says Labor figures should raise concerns about China rather than settlement building in Israel
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No casualties as two handmade rockets land in Eshkol region day after Isis claims four members were killed by Israeli drone
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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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The final interment of the already moribund ‘two-state solution’ would force all concerned to face what is obvious to any honest observer
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President of oldest US pro-Israel group salutes ‘new sane era’ as Trump’s views underscore divisions among Jews and influence of evangelical Christians
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Danae Elon’s family history provides the point of departure for an exploration of the political situation
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Editorial: The US president’s ditching of the commitment to a two-state solution may not be part of a calculated strategy. That is all the more alarming
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Nikki Haley said US upholds longstanding policy on Israeli-Palestine conflict, as French foreign minister finds Rex Tillerson’s proposal ‘confusing and worrying’
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Letters: The only reason for Israel and the US to support the idea of two states has been to maintain the Jewish exclusivity of Israel
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Donald Trump asked the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to ‘hold back’ on settlements, during a joint news conference at the White House
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Michael Bennett and Cliff Avril among players to pull out of week-long trip to Israel, in embarrassing blow to tour’s organisers
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Washington distances itself ahead of Netanyahu and Trump meeting, with Palestinians calling for support from the international community
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Bob Carr and Gareth Evans say Benjamin Netanyahu’s settlement building risks creating conditions for ‘apartheid state’ in Israel
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White House official says peace is the goal and this could be achieved with both parties agreeing on ‘something else’
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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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Spineless world leaders have failed to implement international law, stopping the expansion of Israeli settlements
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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 leader has softened on a range of issues. Is he a bully who relents when challenged, or is he learning the limits of his power?
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US president quoted by Israeli press saying he does not believe advancing settlements in Palestinian territories is good for peace
Could Trump’s radical approach bring peace to Israel and Palestine?