We must all beware the ‘civilised’ barbarians
The human impulse to do terrible things under the guise of morality must be resisted
Revised UN death figures debunk the global lies
The JC Leader, 17 May 2024
Israel’s coalition may be looking for a way to rescind its veto of the PA
Asking the PA to manage the Gaza side of the Rafah crossing could ease tension with Egypt
US Gaza aid pier to be operational ‘within days’
Aid is already being inspected and loaded in Cyprus, according to Dan Dieckhaus, response director for USAID
Five IDF soldiers mistakenly killed by friendly fire in Gaza
8 other soldiers were evacuated after sustaining injuries in the mistaken attack
Netanyahu rebukes Gallant’s call to rule out Israelis governing Gaza
‘I am not willing to exchange Hamastan for Fatahstan’ Netanyahu said in a video statement responding to his defense minister
Over 100 synagogue members call for controversial rabbi to resign
Rabbi Lara Haft Yom-Tov has apologised for Haggadah essay, which called Israeli politicians ‘war criminals’
Advertising regulator will not investigate paper over ‘Israel genocide’ claim
One Camden New Journal reader said he was shocked by the ‘inflamatory’ language
New North London investigating Masorti rabbi who called Israeli leaders ‘war criminals’
Rabbi Lara Haft Yom-Tom apologised for controversial Haggadah supplement
Gazans lived in a police state with constant surveillance and harassment before October 7
New documents reveal extent of Hamas’ authoritarian surveillance in Gaza
Netanyahu says ‘day after plan’ includes working with local Gazans to set up civil administration
The Israeli prime minister also said allowing Hamas leadership to go into exile after their surrender was on the table
Israel can be proud as a nation that dwells apart from what is wrong, acting for the good
In the face of Hamas’s pogrom, we have stood up for the values of basic humanity and morality
Anti-Israel vandal arrested after his own father reports him to police
The 16-year-old is alleged to have part in the ‘desecration’ of a First World War memorial
Israel is now throttling Hamas in Rafah – but it may also choke itself
The worry is it may once again prove to be a liability rather than an asset
Pulitzer Prize goes to team including Gaza photographer who allegedly infiltrated Israel on October 7
A photojournalist who broke into Israel on October 7 is awarded with Reuters’ team
Tel Aviv mayor cancels city’s pride parade ‘out of respect’ to hostages
The largest Pride parade in the Middle East to be replaced with a rally for freedom as mayor pays respect to hostages
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