Nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu was arrested by Israeli police today after visiting the West Bank, Jerusalem police said.

Nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu did not violate a government-imposed ban on foreign travel by entering Palestinian Authority territory, an Israeli court has ruled.

Israel’s interior minister today extended a travel ban on nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu for another year, officials said.

Nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu, on trial in Israel for violating the terms of his release from prison, said today he is determined to persuade the court to remove the restrictions placed on him.

PALESTINIAN militant groups agreed yesterday to a truce with Israel until the end of this year on condition that Israel halts violence against Palestinians and frees prisoners.

Israeli nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu was indicted today for violating the terms of his release from prison, the Israeli Justice Ministry announced.

Palestinian gunmen opened fire on a group of Israelis soldiers in the West Bank yesterday, killing one and wounding three, just a day after militant leaders in the area told Palestinian presidential candidate Mahmoud Abbas they were ready to abide by a cease-fire.

Israeli nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu was freed by Israeli police today after spending several hours in custody.

Israeli nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu was tonight elected rector of a Scottish university.

Heavily-armed police commandos stormed a Jerusalem church compound and arrested nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu today – seven months after he completed an 18-year prison sentence for treason.

Nuclear whistle blower Mordechai Vanunu was arrested by Israeli police this morning for passing on classified documents to unnamed international parties, Israeli media reported.

PEACE activists held a protest outside the Israeli Embassy in Dublin yesterday to call for a nuclear whistleblower to be granted asylum in Ireland.

Peace activists held a protest outside the Israeli Embassy in Dublin today to call for a nuclear whistleblower to be granted asylum in Ireland.

Labour's Michael D Higgins has called on the Government to consider a possible asylum request from Israeli whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu.

THE whistleblower who alerted the world to Israel’s nuclear weapons programme last night urged a foreign country to grant him asylum.

The whistleblower who alerted the world to Israel’s nuclear weapons program appealed tonight for a country to grant him asylum.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon obliquely admitted today that Israel has a secret store of nuclear weapons.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon obliquely admitted today that Israel has a secret store of nuclear weapons.

Israel’s Supreme Court today upheld security restrictions that limit the movements of nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu.

An Israeli court today upheld an order barring British journalist Peter Hounam from the country because of his part in a TV interview with nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu after he was released from prison.

British journalist Peter Hounam was released from Israeli custody tonight after a day in custody on suspicions linked to freed nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu.

British journalist Peter Hounam was released from Israeli custody tonight after a day in custody on suspicions linked to freed nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu.

The British journalist who helped reveal Israel’s nuclear secrets, arrested by Israel this week, is being barred from meeting with his lawyer, the lawyer said today.

MORDECHAI VANUNU was released on Wednesday after serving almost 18 years in jail for telling the truth about Israel's surreptitious efforts to develop nuclear weapons in 1986.

A bitter and unrepentant Mordechai Vanunu spent his first night of freedom in a Jerusalem church after serving an 18-year prison term for disclosing Israel’s nuclear secrets.

A DEFIANT Mordechai Vanunu walked out of prison yesterday after serving 18 years for spilling Israel's nuclear secrets.

Mordechai Vanunu was released from prison today after serving 18 years for spilling Israel’s nuclear secrets, saying he was proud of his actions and complaining he was treated cruelly by his jailers.

Mordechai Vanunu, a hero to anti-nuclear crusaders, was released from prison today after serving 18 years for spilling Israel’s nuclear secrets.

Israel’s nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu may not be released as scheduled today because of his refusal to provide his address to authorities, a prison official said.

Actress Susannah York and anti-nuclear activists from around the world gathered today to welcome freed whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu, as Israel slapped tough restrictions on his movements, fearing he has more secrets to spill.

Dozens of anti-nuclear campaigners rallied outside Mordechai Vanunu’s prison today, a day ahead of his release, praising the former nuclear technician as a hero for revealing Israel’s nuclear secrets 18 years ago.

Mordechai Vanunu betrayed his country by spilling its nuclear secrets and restrictions imposed on him upon his release from prison are justified, Shimon Peres, the founder of Israel’s nuclear programme, said today.

NUCLEAR whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu said he has no more secrets to reveal, but he believes Israel’s nuclear reactor near the desert town of Dimona should be destroyed, according to remarks published yesterday.

Nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu believes his disclosure of Israel’s secrets provoked an essential debate on nuclear weapons and has no regrets over the action that sent him to prison for 18 years, his brother said today

Outlining vivid details about his abduction by the Mossad spy agency, Israel’s most famous nuclear informer wrote in a letter published today that he was lured by a young woman to agents who drugged, bound and shipped him from Rome to Israel.

One hundred and fifty-one nominations have been received for the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize so far - many of them related to the response to the September 11 attacks.

Football and an Israeli traitor have been nominated for the 2001 Nobel Peace Prize.