Simon Speakman Cordall

While far-right set­tler sen­ti­ments have al­ways ex­ist­ed, they seem to be hav­ing a loud­er and loud­er say in Is­rael to­day.

Re­port from for­mer French for­eign min­is­ter finds Is­rael has not backed up claims it made against refugee agency.

Mat­ters both do­mes­tic and in­ter­na­tion­al are shap­ing Is­rael’s re­sponse to Iran’s at­tack.

An­a­lysts look at the rea­sons be­hind Is­rael’s at­tack on Iran’s con­sulate, which trig­gered Iran’s overnight bar­rage.

Much of the West’s crit­i­cism of Is­rael has fo­cused on Ne­tanyahu, but ex­perts say the war has broad­er sup­port.

As Is­rael con­tin­ues the war in Gaza, with no in­di­ca­tion of a vic­to­ry, it risks fo­ment­ing end­less con­flict.

Ex­perts say West­ern al­lies are risk­ing sanc­tion from the ICJ if they con­tin­ue to ship arms to Is­rael.

With man-made famines threat­en­ing both Su­dan and Gaza, Al Jazeera breaks down how the body suc­cumbs to star­va­tion.

Does the West risk charges of com­plic­i­ty by sup­ply­ing weapons to Is­rael in light of its plau­si­ble geno­cide in Gaza?

In the med­i­na beloved by tourists, signs of re­cov­ery lie side-by-side with last­ing dam­age.