Twenty-five minutes of applause at the Venice Film Festival marked the start of the popular uprising. This sort of film does not usually attract large audiences, but this could well be an exception. For reasons not entirely cinematic

Israel’s perpetual state of alert, the co-pilot with the knife, the struggles and the crash that was narrowly averted. Details and key moments from a flight along a route that symbolises the new Middle East

A commercial airliner carrying nearly two hundred passengers bound for Tel Aviv has sent out distress signals, triggering Israeli security procedures. Initial reports suggest that the pilots were involved in a scuffle in the cockpit, until one of them lost consciousness

The controversy surrounding the Nations League match is the latest chapter in a long-standing tension between the two countries, ranging from the recognition of Palestine to the closure of the Israeli embassy and boycotts in sport and culture  

In Assaf Gavron’s novel, the stories of the four protagonists in 1970s Jerusalem indirectly recount the founding of Israel, intertwining it with the present day

The founder of Israel’s FBI has decided to stand as the number two candidate for the Islamic party Ra’am. “Since 7 October, a primal fear has resurfaced; now we need rationality and leadership.”

False accusations, silence and left-wing protests. From universities to European political parties, the defence of Israel clashes with those who wish to boycott it