During Passover, the Arab Israeli hotel worker is the nominal owner of food and alcohol worth billions of shekels
Amina al-Hassouni’s father has voiced his anger at the Islamic Republic as his Muslim daughter remains in a grave condition
Demonstrators breached a police cordon around the Prime Minister's Residence in Jerusalem
Delegation say they were shocked by wave of anti-Israel hatred shown by their students after October 7
Yeshiva University in New York sees a 30 per cent increase in student registration for next autumn
The delegation, including the family of the youngest hostage are calling on the International criminal court to act
Alex Dancyg, the son of Shoah survivors, is now himself a captive of terrorists
The business at the heart of devastated Kibbutz Be’eri was back to work within days of October 7
Rivka and Sam Baum’s wine is selling well. But she is left to bring in this year’s vintage while he’s back in the IDF
Many mothers and fathers are lighting the candles without their children this year
Specialists treating children who were held hostage by Hamas express concern about the long-term effects their ordeal may have on them.
<p>‘I was too scared to find out that he might no longer be alive,’ one survivor told the JC.</p>
British-Israeli Kinneret Hamburger is serving in the IDF along with her two brothers
War has forced charity Road to Recovery to halt services to Gazans, but operations remain unaffected in the West Bank
Most of the civilians are being evacuated northern and southern communities
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