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Call to sever Jerusalem Arab area Israel's vice premier calls for the home neighbourhood of Wednesday's bulldozer attacker to be cut off from Jerusalem.
Oil price hits yet another record Oil prices continue to climb with US light crude at a record closing price and London Brent above $146.
Militants 'fire rocket' from Gaza A rocket from the Gaza Strip lands in southern Israel, the Israeli army says, putting more strain on a fragile truce.
US 'to scrap' contractor immunity The US has agreed to scrap immunity for foreign security guards in Iraq, the Iraqi foreign minister says.
Abu Ghraib inmates sue US firms Four Iraqi men say they are suing US military contractors for torturing them at the Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad.
Sunni leader attacked in N Iraq At least one person dies in a truck bomb at the home of an Iraqi Sunni tribal leader known for opposing al-Qaeda extremists.
Iraqi leader shakes Barak's hand Iraqi President Jalal Talabani shares an historic handshake with Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak.
Seized Iranians 'held by Israel' Four Iranians kidnapped in Lebanon in 1982 are still alive and being held in Israel, the Iranian embassy in Lebanon says.
US admiral urges caution on Iran The top US military officer says opening up a new front in the Middle East with a strike on Iran would be "stressful".
Deadly Jerusalem bulldozer attack A Palestinian in a bulldozer targets Jerusalem traffic, killing three people before being shot dead by police.
UK ban on Hezbollah military arm The military wing of Lebanese political party Hezbollah has been placed on the Government's list of banned terrorist organisations.
Palestinians storm Rafah crossing Egyptian security forces prevent thousands of Gazans from forcing their way over the border at Rafah.
Gaza gets first cement for a year Israel reopens Gaza's border crossings after shutting them for a day and will allow the first shipments of cement since 2007.
Israeli option US military plans against Iran narrow to attack by its ally
Iraqi voices BBC users describe life in text, video and audio
Links to the past Islamic history shines forth in smaller Gulf emirate
Oil compromise Iraq's challenge of reviving its oil industry
Opening night Egyptian film revival driven by success abroad
Inside Iraq Baghdad residents on improving life in the city
US says Israel-Iran story false The US state department criticises reported comments by a defence official that Israel was getting closer to attacking Iran.
Sarkozy to meet Syrian president France says President Sarkozy will meet his Syria counterpart ahead of a summit to launch a new Mediterranean union.
Israel denies injuring reporter Israel rejects Palestinian journalist's allegations of harsh treatment by security officials at West Bank border.
W Bank in 'grave' water crisis The West Bank is facing grave water shortages partly because of "discriminatory" Israeli policies, an Israeli rights group says.
New round of Israel-Syria talks Israeli and Syrian negotiators are to meet for a third round of indirect peace negotiations, mediated by Turkey.
Iraq seeking help to develop oil Iraq begins the process of opening up its oil industry to foreign investment to help boost its production.
UAE sheikh guilty of hotel attack A Swiss court finds the brother of the UAE ruler guilty of beating a US citizen with a belt in a Geneva hotel bar.
USS Cole attack 'plotter' charged US military prosecutors file charges against the alleged mastermind behind the 2000 attack on the USS Cole.
Dubai jailers jailed for beatings A court in the Gulf emirate of Dubai gives jail terms to a former prison director and members of staff for beating prisoners.
Opec head sees new oil price rise The president of oil producers' cartel Opec tells the BBC crude oil prices could rise still further this week.
Watchdog cuts oil supply forecast World oil supplies will grow more slowly than previously thought over the next five years, warns the International Energy Agency.
Press on Jerusalem attack The bulldozer attack in Jerusalem on 2 July provoked much comment in Israel and the wider Middle East but little in Palestinian press.
Doubts on Maliki pledge to Iran Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki reassured Iran about a proposed security pact between Iraq and the US.
Voices on Israeli Gaza ceasefire Two Israelis and two Palestinians in Gaza give their reaction to the ceasefire due to start on Thursday.
Egypt voices on emergency law Egyptians give their reaction to the renewal of their country's emergency laws.
Sderot and Gaza: third letters Two young women, one in the Israeli town of Sderot and the other in northern Gaza, exchange a third letter about their lives.
Olmert's staying power faces test Ehud Olmert calls a leadership election in Kadima but it only postpones his inevitable fall from power, or does it? Wyre Davies reports.
Lebanese bounce back Mike Sergeant reports on the new mood of optimism tempered with warieness in the Lebanese capital, Beirut.
Beyond Gaza Israelis ponder the challenges of Hamas and Iran
A trip down Gaza's deadly tunnels Paul Martin lowers himself into one of the deadly smugglers' tunnels linking the isolated Gaza Strip with Egypt.

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