Thomas Helm

Israeli authorities tighten security over fears of attacks by militant groups

Settlers seized the opportunity at the start of Israel's war on Gaza to grab land from Palestinian shepherds in the occupied territories

Israel promised revenge after some rockets breached its defences on Tuesday

Israelis flee to bunkers across the country and are told to remain there until further notice

Israel's escalation in Lebanon may play well with its citizens, but longer-term difficulties haunt the PM

Body of Hezbollah chief Nasrallah removed from rubble in Beirut suburb

Israeli army said it carried out massive attack on Hezbollah's headquarters in southern Beirut suburb on Friday

Reports early on Thursday suggested Hezbollah and Israel were on the brink of agreeing a 21-day pause in hostilities after weeks of spiralling hostilities

The government declared a 'special situation', allowing the military to issue widespread restrictions on the public in the name of safety

Lebanese citizens are ordered to leave their homes in the south and the east, as Israel launches strikes

About 150 'aerial threats' were launched at Israel overnight, the military says

Conflict intensifies after Israel strike kills at least 45 people, including two commanders

Moti Maman was taken to Iran twice to discuss potential operations, Israel's intelligence service said

Israel has not claimed the explosion of pagers, but the incident brings them to the brink of full-scale confrontation