New Zealand
Elderly Israeli woman killed in New Zealand car accident, ZAKA says
The woman, an American-Israeli resident of Jerusalem, was in New Zealand with her husband for a family event.
Wild storm in New Zealand disrupts flights, thousands without power
New Zealand mosque gunman appeals conviction, says guilty plea was irrational
Emergence of a new Anglo demographic in Israel requires a change of priorities - opinion
New Zealand to ban cigarette sales for future generations
New Zealand is combating the purchase of cigarettes - with one of the harshest measures in the world.
On This Day: Ottomans defeated in World War I's Battle of Beersheba
The Battle of Beersheba broke the stalemate in the Middle East, helped fuel the Balfour Declaration and saw Australian troops launch one of history's last great cavalry charges.
New Zealand, Cyprus to also boycott Durban IV conference
The declaration passed by countries participating in the 2001 conference in Durban only mentions one country by name as a perpetrator of racism: Israel.
Pro-ISIS extremist attempts terrorist attack in New Zealand mall
The attacker was a Sri Lankan national known to New Zealand authorities, but was neutralized within 60 seconds of the attack starting.
New Zealand's Ardern locks down nation over single COVID-19 case
Imposing its toughest level 4 lockdown rules, schools, offices and all businesses will be shut down and only essential services will be operational.
Olympics: NZ's Hubbard becomes 1st transgender Olympian, but exits early
"She had a hard background and so many people wanted her to lose. She had an uphill battle here," said Austria's Sarah Fischer.
Muslims in New Zealand walk out of conference on fighting terrorism
In response to comments by a panelist, audience members could be heard shouting "free Palestine" before walking out of the conference.
Soccer star Tomer Hemed celebrates goal with Israeli flag
The display earned him a yellow card penalty because the league prohibits facial or head coverings of any kind.
Amid genocide row, Turkish diplomat pays respect at ANZAC memorial -analysis
ANZAC Day commemorates the massacre of Australian and New Zealand soldiers by Turkish troops in Gallipoli in 1915. While Turkey has not conceded to the genocide, it has paid its respects.
Australia and New Zealand mark Anzac Day with return of public ceremony
Memorials for Anzac are located in Beersheba in southern Israel and Tzemach in northern Israel, as Anzac soldiers fought a number of battles throughout the region.
