Pensioner named in plot to kill Israeli PM
A man on suspicion of being hired to assassinate Benjamin Netanyahu has been identified as a 73-year-old pensioner.
Middle East
‘Compelled to respond’: Horror war prediction
The Middle East is on a knife edge as a second wave of explosions threatens to engulf the region – and the wider world – into all-out war.
‘Leave now’: Plea to Aussies abroad
The warning comes after Lebanese officials said a second spate of deadly explosions killed at least 20 people.
How the explosives got into the pagers
The mysterious pager and walkie-talkie explosions in Lebanon have stunned the world. This is what we know so far.
‘New phase of war’: Middle East on edge
The second covert attack in as many days, reportedly carried out by Israel, has left the Middle East on the brink of all-out war.
World braces for ‘unprecedented total war’
As the Middle East implodes, fears are growing of a global war which would be “far more devastating than anything seen so far”.
Senator’s response to deadly Lebanon blasts
An Australian senator has slammed the deadly explosions which rocked Lebanon as “sickening” but stopped just short of blaming Israel.
Unis in ‘self-denial’ over anti-Semitism
A Senate inquiry has been told Australian universities are in “self-denial” over the true problem of anti-Semitism, as students allege they have been “singled out” and taunted over their identities.
Australia locks in contentious new trade deal
Australia has signed a massive new trade deal with a Middle-Eastern powerhouse, but the agreement has sparked controversy.
Major delay in Palestinian visa influx
Hundreds of requests for asylum have been lodged by Palestinians fleeing the ongoing Gaza conflict since June – but new data has revealed the government’s huge call on the recent influx.
Uni student expelled over Hamas comment
The Australian National University student was expelled after saying Hamas deserved “our unconditional support” while protesting Israel’s military action in Gaza.
‘Obvious’: Unis to answer on anti-Semitism
Education Minister Jason Clare says Jewish students “don’t feel safe at university” and universities will have to address how they are handling the issue.
American ‘shot dead by Israeli army’
A Turkish-American activist was shot dead while protesting in the West Bank, after Israel’s army opened fire.
Aussie embassy’s Insta post upsets Iran
Canberra is “concerned” by Iran’s action against Australia’s embassy in Tehran after an Instagram post sparked controversy.
Chilling photos show ‘saltmen’ mummies
Haunting photos have captured what happened to a handful of mine workers who became mummified in a salt mine in Iran.
‘Big boy’: Albo backs ASIO boss in visa row
The Prime Minister’s comments come after the ASIO boss broke his silence on the heated debate over visa vetting processes for people fleeing the war in Gaza.
‘Last messages’: Hamas’ cruel hostage taunt
Hamas has taunted the grieving families of the six hostages found slain in a Gaza tunnel by releasing haunting new footage of the victims.
Horror details after hostages found dead
Disturbing insight into the death of six Israeli hostages captured by terror group Hamas has emerged, after their bodies were recovered from a tunnel.
Horror as Islamic State ‘making a comeback’
ISIS is having a horrifying resurgence, with a new campaign of terror already underway in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
‘Disillusioned’: Muslims warning for Albo
The face of a prominent Muslim community group has warned there could be change at the next elections, as voters say they are increasingly fed up with the major parties.
‘World is distracted’: Horrific attack kills 10
At least 10 Palestinians have been killed in the latest Israeli raids, as analysts worry about the long-term reality for civilians on the ground.
‘Complete lie’: Hezbollah bomb truth exposed
A former high-ranking Israeli official has shed light on what it was like to be on the ground as Hezbollah launched another attack on the nation.
‘Not the end’: Global warning as war looms
Israel has warned of more “surprising blows” against Hezbollah as fears grow of a full-scale war in the Middle East.
Unanswered questions in Palestinian visa saga
Defence Minister Richard Marles has been grilled over why nearly 3000 Palestinians were allowed to enter Australia on visitor visas, instead of specific humanitarian visas.
‘Nastiness’: Albo hits out on Gaza visas
The Coalition is not letting up on its questions about visa processing for Palestinians fleeing Gaza, putting issues at home second place yet again.
Boomers, if you’re doing this you’re too rich
There is a strange trend growing among wealthy, well-travelled Australians who have time and money to spend.
‘Murdered’: Devastating find inside Gaza
The Israeli military has made a disturbing discovery while searching for hostages in Gaza.
Gaza visa question Albo refuses to answer
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced another grilling in parliament on how many visas granted to Palestinians fleeing Gaza were cancelled.
‘Something wrong with you’: PM attacks Dutton
The Albanese government has hit back at the Coalition after Peter Dutton called into question security measures around visas for people trying to leave Gaza.
Fiery exchange as Gaza call heats up
A rare moment of tension has been seen in the halls of parliament as debate rages over the acceptance of refugees from Gaza.
Original URL: https://www.news.com.au/world/middle-east/page/5