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New visa to give Palestinians permanent home in Australia

New visa to give Palestinians permanent home in Australia

Labor is working on the details of the humanitarian push as the opposition hardens its support for Israel and warns of risks posed by refugees.

  • by Paul Sakkal

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The threat of an all-out regional inferno hangs over the Middle East

The threat of an all-out regional inferno hangs over the Middle East

Israel’s decision to kill a top leader of Hamas on Iranian soil poured petrol onto a bonfire. The ramifications could be far-reaching and painful for us all.

  • by Amin Saikal
Israel says it wants to hurt Hezbollah but wants to avoid all-out war

Israel says it wants to hurt Hezbollah but wants to avoid all-out war

Flights have been cancelled at Beirut airport as tensions rise after a rocket strike in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights that killed 12 teenagers and children.

  • by Avi Ohayon and James Mackenzie
Labor ‘breaks taboo’ to sanction Israelis after months of pressure

Labor ‘breaks taboo’ to sanction Israelis after months of pressure

Joining the US and UK in targeting Israeli settlers, Penny Wong said the individuals had been involved in violent attacks on Palestinians, including beatings, sexual assault and torture.

  • by Paul Sakkal and Olivia Ireland
Boycotted but unbowed: Benjamin Netanyahu addresses Congress

Boycotted but unbowed: Benjamin Netanyahu addresses Congress

The Israeli leader was invited to address the congress by Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson amid a war that has mobilised youthful protesters, while Kamala Harris stayed away from the speech.

  • by Farrah Tomazin
Tel Aviv hit by drone attack claimed by Iranian-backed Houthis

Tel Aviv hit by drone attack claimed by Iranian-backed Houthis

The Houthis have repeatedly launched drones and missiles toward Israel but until now, all had been intercepted by either Israel or Western allies.

  • by Ami Bentov
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Senators represent the people, not the party

Senators represent the people, not the party

Senator Fatima Payman is not only entitled to cross the floor, she is obliged to do so if her representative conscience is not quietened by her party.

Ruling forces ultra-Orthodox into Israeli military after decades exempt

Ruling forces ultra-Orthodox into Israeli military after decades exempt

The long-standing exemptions had begun to grate on Israel’s Jewish majority, especially after the deaths of hundreds of soldiers in Gaza.

  • by Tia Goldenberg
What most Israelis hope will happen to Netanyahu when the war is over

What most Israelis hope will happen to Netanyahu when the war is over

More would vote for a man who’s not even in parliament if an election were held today, according to a poll published on Friday.

  • by Peter Hartcher
Gantz’s exit may reduce Netanyahu’s room to move, but it won’t bring down the government

Gantz’s exit may reduce Netanyahu’s room to move, but it won’t bring down the government

With the next Israeli election not scheduled until 2026, what happens between now and then depends largely on what Israeli politicians understand “the job” to be.

  • by Maher Mughrabi
‘Close this deal’: Hamas seeks changes to ceasefire plan as Hezbollah launches rocket barrage

‘Close this deal’: Hamas seeks changes to ceasefire plan as Hezbollah launches rocket barrage

Hamas says its “amendments” aim to guarantee a permanent ceasefire while Hezbollah attacked northern Israel, hours after an airstrike killed a senior commander.

  • by Bassem Mroue and Jack Jeffery