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'Netanyahu has bigger fish to fry than NZ'
COMMENT: It is absurd to believe Netanyahu threatened to declare war on NZ in retaliation for co-sponsoring the UN resolution against Israel, Fran O'Sullivan writes.
UN Resolution on Israel condemned by Kiwis
To the sound of 200-300 voices chanting "live, live, Israel, resolution go to Hell", Hawke's Bay pastor Nigel Woodley stood outside
NZ stance on Israel condemned
Hawke's Bay protesters travel to Wellington to vent fury at UN resolution.
Protest heading for Parliament
In protest at an "outrageous" United Nations resolution, busloads of Hawke's Bay residents will travel to Parliament today to condemn
'Dangerous fantasy' of two-state solution
COMMENT: Sustaining the UN's declaration is the long-standing belief in the evolving justice to the two-state solution.
Kerry's warning angers Israeli PM
John Kerry, the outgoing US secretary of state, has issued a desperate final warning.
Council stand a crystal-clear rejection of divisive policy
COMMENT: New Zealanders should be proud of the role their country played in getting the Security Council, after years of inaction.
Kerry: Israeli settlements threat to peace
US Secretary of State John Kerry says settlement growth in Israel means the prospects for a diplomatic solution are being "narrowed".
Moutter's Reactor Fund inspired by Israel
COMMENT: Israel faces an international backlash but NZ has much to learn about innovation from the plucky nation, writes Fran O'Sullivan.
Israel bars New Zealand ambassador
Israel bars Kiwi ambassador from entering the country in further fallout from the UN Security Council's resolution to condemn settlements in occupied territories.
Crying toddler leads dad to intruder
A father in Arizona went to check on his crying toddler in the early hours of the morning and found a stranger in his house.
60k Israelis flee raging fires in Haifa
More than 60,000 people from Israel's northern city of Haifa were evacuated from their homes Thursday and yesterday.
Showdown looms over West Bank dividing Israel
Nachum 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.
Kiwi swimmer conquers the Dead Sea
Watch 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.
NZ & US talk about two-state resolution
NZ's foreign minister is making one last push to get a Security Council resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
US shows world how not to do democracy
The US presidential election has become an object lesson in everything that ails a country long seen as a beacon of freedom and hope.
US criticises new Israeli settlements
Israel has approved 284 housing units in the West Bank, drawing a US accusation that its policies could expand settlements in an "unlimited way".
Why Iran's Pokemon paranoia isn't entirely crazy
COMMENT: Concerns about the game from Iran, Russia, Israel and China may are by no means unfounded on technical grounds.
Facebook under fire by Israel-Palestine strife
Critics on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict blame social media for violence and hate.
Milk and honey for start-up companies
Israel is increasingly being seen as a role model for entrepreneurship.
Nano Girl: Proud Israel actively nurtures tall poppies
COMMENT: As a small country, there are many similarities between New Zealand and Israel, a country I've been travelling around this week.
NZ struggling to commercialise good innovation
New Zealanders have great ideas but the commercialisation of them was "near zero", says Israeli entrepreneur Isaac Bentwich.
Israel 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.
Israeli general under fire for divisive speech
Israeli general's speech in which he compared today's Israel to Nazi-era Germany has drawn ire, and also support.
Debate: 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.
Rachel Smalley: Is Israel above criticism?
COMMENT: You can criticise any government in the world, any regime, and state, and it goes unnoticed - except Israel.
McCully calls Israel land grab 'unhelpful'
Foreign Minister Murray McCully says Israel's latest land seizure deserves response from UN Security Council.