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The New York TimesGovernments rooted in revolution like Tehran’s have proved to be among the world’s most stable, even drawing strength from cris...
The New York TimesRival candidates conceded the election to Mr. Raisi, Iran’s judiciary chief, a close ally of the supreme leader who has a record of grave human rights violatio...
The New York TimesAfter months of resisting sending vaccine doses to the Palestinian Authority, Israel on Friday morning said it would deliver a million or more. Hours later, the authority rejected the first shipme...
The New York TimesTurnout appeared low on Friday, with many voters saying they would not cast ballots in an election that they feel has been manipulated in favor of a hard-line conservative candida...
The New York TimesThe exchanges on Thursday and into Friday stopped short of a full-scale escalation, but they underscored the fragile nature of the cease-fire that ended last month’s w...
The New York TimesAn ultraconservative judiciary chief appears to have the only real chance of winning after a council of powerful clerics disqualified virtually all the other viable candidat...
The New York TimesThe bombing of a Gaza apartment building has become a focus of debate over civilian casualties in the Hamas-Israel war. For the people who lived there, it was much more than th...
The New York TimesThe indictment came more than a year after the fatal shooting. The family of the victim protested the charges as too lenient, calling them “unjust” and “unacceptabl...
The New York TimesEven after the new government took over on Sunday, the outgoing prime minister vowed to be back in office soon and hosted at least one former dignitary as if he were still running the sh...
The New York TimesForeign diplomats worked to calm tensions on Wednesday after the first armed exchange between Hamas and Israel since an 11-day air war in M...
The New York TimesWith more than 63 percent of the population vaccinated, Israel lifts one of its last remaining pandemic restrictio...
The New York TimesIsrael’s government weathered its first potential crisis after a provocative Jewish procession through Palestinian areas of Jerusalem did not spark major violen...
The New York TimesJust two days after taking office, Israel’s new government is split about a decision to allow a procession through Palestinian areas of Jerusal...
The New York TimesAfter a year of protests outside Balfour, the prime minister’s house, Israelis are debating what role they played in Benjamin Netanyahu’s downfa...
The New York TimesLess than a day after taking over from Benjamin Netanyahu, the new government was set to decide whether to postpone a far-right march that risks provoking Ham...
The New York TimesAn unlikely coalition prevailed against the country’s longest-serving leader. Now it must get its disparate factions to work togeth...
The New York TimesPeople thronged Rabin Square, cheering over the removal of a divisive prime minister, but worrying about the new o...
The New York TimesTopics like a Palestinian state, or starting new hostilities with Syria and Hezbollah, could blow the coalition apart over the member’s ideological issu...
