WorldCrying toddler leads dad to intruderA father in Arizona went to check on his crying toddler in the early hours of the morning and found a stranger in his house.18 Dec 07:08 PM
World60k Israelis flee raging fires in HaifaMore than 60,000 people from Israel's northern city of Haifa were evacuated from their homes Thursday and yesterday.25 Nov 04:00 PM
WorldShowdown looms over West Bank dividing IsraelNachum Schwartz is living his dream in a trailer on a windy hill, raising his children and a flock of sheep, as one of the chosen ones.21 Nov 04:00 PM
SportKiwi swimmer conquers the Dead SeaWatch NZH Focus: A Kiwi marathon swimmer has set a world record as part of a group who became the first people to swim across the Dead Sea.17 Nov 12:31 AM
New ZealandNZ & US talk about two-state resolutionNZ's foreign minister is making one last push to get a Security Council resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.13 Nov 07:01 AM
WorldUS shows world how not to do democracyThe US presidential election has become an object lesson in everything that ails a country long seen as a beacon of freedom and hope.06 Nov 12:54 AM
New ZealandGreen MP heading home after releaseGreen MP Marama Davidson has been released by Israeli authorities in Tel Aviv and is on her way back to New Zealand.06 Oct 09:40 PM
New ZealandPM: Green MP Gaza detention a bad lookGreen MP Marama Davidson is among a group of 13 women detained by Israeli authorities while in a flotilla trying to get to Gaza.06 Oct 02:17 AM
WorldUS criticises new Israeli settlementsIsrael has approved 284 housing units in the West Bank, drawing a US accusation that its policies could expand settlements in an "unlimited way".01 Sep 05:00 PM
OpinionWhy Iran's Pokemon paranoia isn't entirely crazyCOMMENT: Concerns about the game from Iran, Russia, Israel and China may are by no means unfounded on technical grounds.09 Aug 07:00 PM
BusinessFacebook under fire by Israel-Palestine strifeCritics on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict blame social media for violence and hate.18 Jul 12:30 AM
BDBDBusinessMilk and honey for start-up companiesIsrael is increasingly being seen as a role model for entrepreneurship.10 Jun 05:00 PM
OpinionNano Girl: Proud Israel actively nurtures tall poppiesCOMMENT: As a small country, there are many similarities between New Zealand and Israel, a country I've been travelling around this week.03 Jun 05:00 PM
BDBDAgribusinessNZ struggling to commercialise good innovationNew Zealanders have great ideas but the commercialisation of them was "near zero", says Israeli entrepreneur Isaac Bentwich.31 May 11:00 PM
WorldIsrael pours cold water on 'French Initiative'The French are pressing ahead with a multilateral Middle East peace conference, even though Israel will not be attending.15 May 09:34 PM
WorldIsraeli general under fire for divisive speechIsraeli general's speech in which he compared today's Israel to Nazi-era Germany has drawn ire, and also support.08 May 10:11 PM
OpinionDebate: Anti-Israel or anti-Jewish?A British Labour MP's Facebook post has sparked debate about when criticism of Israel becomes anti-Semitism. Donna Miles-Mojab and Juliet Moses express differing views.05 May 05:00 PM
OpinionRachel Smalley: Is Israel above criticism?COMMENT: You can criticise any government in the world, any regime, and state, and it goes unnoticed - except Israel.27 Apr 06:57 PM
New ZealandMcCully calls Israel land grab 'unhelpful'Foreign Minister Murray McCully says Israel's latest land seizure deserves response from UN Security Council.17 Mar 02:37 AM
TravelFrench chefs scramble Palestinian cuisineAt a time of simmering Mideast tensions and rising malaise, a group of French chefs recently visited the West Bank to bring a little joie de vivre to Palestinian kitchens.04 Mar 12:28 AM
Travel'I can't sit next to a woman'An elderly woman is suing Israel's national airline for sexism, after she was asked to move seats because a man refused to sit next to her.29 Feb 10:29 PM
WorldIsraeli goods ban banned by UK GovtThe British Government intends to ban public institutions in the country from themselves banning the purchase of goods from Israel.16 Feb 07:00 PM
WorldBook ban protest sealed with a kissYoung liberals have made a video of Israelis and Palestinians kissing each other in response to a book being banned.08 Jan 04:00 PM
WorldIsrael angry at EU moveBenjamin Netanyahu has likened a decision by the European Union to label goods from Israeli settlements to the Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses.12 Nov 09:48 PM
WorldBystander beaten by mobAn African man shot by an Israeli guard who mistook him for an assailant was then kicked by a mob as he lay bleeding before he died.20 Oct 04:00 PM
WorldTroops in city centres after latest violenceArab neighbourhoods in Jerusalem are expected to be sealed off and soldiers placed in city centres to support the police amid rising bloodshed and unrest.14 Oct 04:00 PM
WorldAttacks put Israel under the gunThe phones have been ringing nonstop at the Gun Hill shooting range, following a week of daily knife attacks by Palestinians and a clarion call by Israeli politicians requesting that permit holders....13 Oct 04:00 PM
WorldJournalist hit with stun grenadeA journalist reporting for Lebanese TV channel Al-Mayadeen was allegedly hit in the face with a stun grenade mid-report.07 Oct 01:57 AM
World'Jewish terrorism' targetedIsraeli leaders proposed harsh new measures to curb "Jewish terrorism" after a wave of extremist violence left Israeli and Palestinian children dead in knife and arson attacks.03 Aug 05:00 PM
WorldFamily cooks up answer to refugee neglectThe Abuoda family live in West Bank and have no access to additional funding from a welfare system or from UNRWA, the United Nations refugee agency for Palestinians.24 Jul 05:00 PM
