Thomas Helm

Ze'ev Erlich was eulogised by far-right ministers, who knew him for his archaeological work in the occupied West Bank

Rising death toll highlights difficulty of fighting in densely populated areas

Lifelong leftist and peace advocate has been called a 'terrorist supporter' but is unabashed in opposing Gaza war

Reports suggest that fewer in reserve are willing to maintain the sacrifices necessary to serve 13 months into the war in Gaza

The PLO chairman and first president of the Palestinian Authority leaves a complicated legacy

Humanitarian groups say Israel has partially complied with only four of Washington's 19 demands

Famine looms in parts of Gaza as Israel nears deadline set by US to increase aid

The law is likely to be stuck down by the Supreme Court, experts say

'Significant gaps' had emerged with Mr Gallant over war, Israeli Prime Minister says

Investigation under way into whether his office illegally obtained and disseminated classified material to scupper a hostage deal

Move is latest in series of blows to UN agency, which is at the heart of operations to send aid to Gaza

At least 80 rockets were fired from Lebanon, Israel's military said, during the deadliest day in northern Israel in months

US proposal suggests an initial 60-day cessation of hostilities and increasing the number of Lebanese forces

The UN agency warns of the potential collapse of the humanitarian operation in Gaza

The UN organisation supports six million Palestinians and plays a central role in getting aid into Gaza