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Mazen Faqha assassination in the heart of Hamas-controlled Gaza raises fears of a fresh conflict with Israel

Two Palestinians were hit by rubber bullets and evacuated on stretchers with bloodied legs

On March 17, Israel struck a site near Palmyra, prompting Syria's army to retaliate

New fighter jets recently delivered from US as part of an air show marking 69 years of Israeli independence

920 Palestinian prisoners still on hunger strike in protest against the conditions of their detention

Palestinian officials have seen their cause overshadowed by global concerns such as the Syrian war and Islamic State

The visiting diplomat had declined to call off meetings with rights groups critical of Israel's government

'Iran and Islamic state want to destroy us, and a hatred for Jews is being directed towards the Jewish state today'

The two countries are still technically at war, although the border remained largely quiet for decades until 2011

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson accused Iran of 'alarming ongoing provocations' to destabilize countries

Pakistan's Special Services Group makes it to the list at number eight

The strike was called in connection with Palestinian Prisoners Day, which is observed annually

It is unclear when fresh supplies of fuel will be purchased for the power plant

The White House spokesperson had said Adolf Hitler did not use chemical weapons at a daily news briefing

The incident came only hours before the start of the week-long Jewish Passover holiday

During the six-year conflict in Syria, Israel has largely stayed on the sidelines

State-owned Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) describes it as Israel's largest-ever defence deal

Restrictions have stopped male patients from crossing to enter Israel to receive medical treatment

31-year-old Palestinian was born in a small Arab town on Israeli side of West Bank border

Regime has tightly restricted access out of the enclave following the March 24 assassination

The killing has raised the possibility of a response from Hamas and a fresh escalation of violence

Clashes broke out afterwards between stone-throwing Palestinians and police officers who used stun grenades

Netanyahu has been in discussions with the Trump administration on how to move ahead with further construction

The Jewish state and its supporters have accused the council of disproportionately targeting Israel

Trump has said he would be interested in pursuing some form of regional peace initiative

US announced new sanctions against groups and individuals it accuses of collaborating with Iran's weapons programme

The Trump administration is looking for ways to revive peace efforts between Israel and the Palestinians

The teen allegedly made threats via a telephone connected to his computer

The strategy is to create medical-grade cannabis with quality and efficacy ensured

Drinking water in Gaza is causing a rising number of its residents to fall ill

The country appreciates taking of the 'two state proposal' as the basis for handling the issue

62-year-old was jailed in 1986 for disclosing the inner workings of Israel's Dimona nuclear plant

Israeli warplanes hit several targets in Syria on Friday

UN Under-Secretary General Rima Khalaf announces resignation at a news conference in Beirut

Tillerson said US would press on with its "strong, principled objection to to the biased agenda item against Israel"

US had accused the United Nations of being biased against Israel

Hugh Lanning was denied entry on Sunday night at Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv

"You are committing a racist act," said Ahmed Tibi, an Arab lawmaker, told supporters of the legislation

His visit comes with Trump's administration casting uncertainty over West's efforts to foster a two-state solution

A number of Israeli politicians have called for him to be pardoned, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Every room overlooks the barrier which is a symbol of oppression for the Palestinians

Defendant thought by killing an Arab "there would be greater mercy for Jewish people"

MR-SAM is latest in series of other variants being built developed for Indian Armed Forces

"It is part of a larger illiberal wave in recent years that is trying to portray critics as enemies of the state"

Campaign groups accused Israel of trying to use the celebrities to gain positive coverage and downplay alleged abuses

"This cancerous tumour, since its start, has grown incrementally and its treatment must be incremental too"

Benjamin Netanyahu will become the first Israeli Prime Minister to visit Australia but faces protests Down Under

Israeli daily claims Netanyahu, Abdel Fattah Sisi, King Abdullah and John Kerry convened on Feb 21in Jordanian

A spokesperson for Ikea in Sweden stressed that their brand "stands for equal rights"

On the agenda are some of the region's most volatile issues