Israel Don't have a cow, man: Startup to produce lab-grown steaks Aleph Farms is seeking to tap into consumers' increasing awareness of health, environmental and ethical concerns related to eating meat. 17/07/2019
Iran Iran has made further breaches of nuclear deal, UN confirms Iran has enriched uranium beyond a 3.67% purity limit set by its deal with major powers, the UN nuclear watchdog policing the deal said on Monday, confirming a move previously announced by Tehran. 07/07/2019
Good Morning Europe Palestinians remain unconvinced at day two of Kushner's controversial Middle East workshop Tony Blair will address the workshop today 26/06/2019
USA Sanctions will 'bring Iran to the table': US national security adviser The US national security adviser John Bolton spoke in Jerusalem about new sanctions against Iran and other Middle East political issues. 25/06/2019
Good Morning Europe Palestinian representative to UK slams Kushner peace plan In an interview with Euronews, Husam Zomlot Head of Palestinian Mission to the UK, and formerly ambassador to Washington, has blasted Jared Kushner's so called Prosperity to Peace plan set to be unveiled today an a special conference in Bahrain. 25/06/2019
brussels bureau The Brief: Companies, EU citizens still adapting to GDPR data regulati The General Data Protection Regulation has shaped the way companies handle the personal data of EU citizens since 2018. Some are still adapting to the rules though. Learn more by watching The Brief from Brussels. 13/06/2019
Israel Watch: Gay pride march takes place amid tensions in Jerusalem Newly appointed Justice Minister Ofir Ohana, Israel's first openly gay cabinet minister, also took part. 07/06/2019
no comment Pro-Palestinian protesters gather for annual Quds Day in Berlin A few hundred people in Berlin took to the streets for rallies marking "Quds Day" on Saturday (June 1) in solidarity with Palestinians 01/06/2019
Aid Zone Education under threat in Hebron and the rest of the West Bank What is life like for Palestinian children living in the Israeli-controlled part of Hebron? What's the impact of the conflict on them and what's the role of the EU in reducing their trauma? 30/05/2019
Israel Israeli PM fails to form government triggering fresh elections Political turmoil in Israel as voters face a second election in September as Benjamin Netanyahu fails to form government 30/05/2019
Israel Israel to hold snap elections as Netanyahu fails to form a coalition Israeli lawmakers voted to dissolve parliament early on Thursday, paving the way for a new election after veteran Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed to form a coalition government before a midnight deadline. 29/05/2019
Good Morning Europe Hebron: a city divided between Palestinians and Israeli settlers Hebron, high in the mountains of the West Bank, is a Palestinian City which has been split for over 20 years. The proximity between the Israeli and the Palestinian communities create daily struggles. Euronews' reporter Monica Pinna went there to find out more. 29/05/2019
Germany Germany encourages population to wear kippahs in solidarity with Jews Germany's government is encouraging its population to wear kippahs, the skullcaps worn by Jews, to stand in solidarity with its Jewish population following a spike in anti-Semitic incidents 28/05/2019
Israel Thousands of Israelis protest legislative move to grant PM immunity Thousands of Israelis protested legislative changes to grant Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu immunity and to limit the Supreme Court's power. 26/05/2019
Iceland Iceland's Hatari raises Palestinian flags during Eurovision results Iceland's punk rock band Hatari controversially raised scarves showing Palestinian flags during the announcement of their results in Eurovision 2019, which took place in Tel Aviv making it the first time Israel hosted the event in 20 years. 19/05/2019
no comment Eurovision superfans count down to final contest in Tel Aviv Tel Aviv counted down to the Eurovision Song Contest final on Saturday (May 18) after a week of parties and protests 18/05/2019
brussels bureau Controversies shadow Eurovision finals Hosted in Israel, the competition sparks concerns due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza 17/05/2019
Poland Israeli charged with assault for spitting on Polish ambassador The Polish ambassador to Israel was spat at in his car outside the country's embassy Tel Aviv 16/05/2019
France Watch: Euronews journalists give their take on Eurovision 2019 With the Eurovision Song Contest final coming up on Saturday, who better to ask than our journalists from across Europe whether they fancy their country's chances? 15/05/2019
World Watch back: Who has made it through the first Eurovision semi-final? Which countries have bagged a place in Saturday's grand final? 14/05/2019
USA WhatsApp security flaw 'let hackers install surveillance on phones' Euronews tells you what happened and how to protect yourself. 14/05/2019
Israel Eurovision contestants walk the orange carpet in opening ceremony Eurovision contestants walked the orange carpet ahead of the start of the competition. 12/05/2019
Israel All this year's Eurovision entries and their chances of winning To warm-up for the annual music extravaganza, we've charted all the countries taking part and their chances of coming home with the title. 10/05/2019
Insight Hebron's silent war: no peace in sight for Israelis and Palestinians More than any other places on the West Bank, Hebron shows the difficulty of sharing land between Palestinians and Israelis and the remote possibility of finding peace. 09/05/2019
Israel Eurovision takes place around Shabbat—how will this work in Tel Aviv? The Sabbath falls just before the Eurovision Song Contest in Tel Aviv on Saturday, May 18, which starts at 10 pm local time — how might this affect the organisation of the event and the tourists who will travel to watch it live? 09/05/2019
Israel Tel Aviv finalises preparations for Eurovision despite rising violence As Israel prepares to host the Eurovision singing competition next week, many worry about the flare-up of violence nearby. 08/05/2019
