JC Reporter

Imperial War Museum doubles down after criticism of wording in Nuremberg Race Law exhibit

The row centres on the inclusion of the word “observant” when describing who the Nazis deemed to be Jewish

Mothers on the Front: 500 Israeli mums set up camp to call for an end to the war in Gaza

The anti-war protest group was inspired by the influential Four Mothers movement of the 1990s

Starlink still unavailable for West Bank settlers after Israel roll out

More than 500,000 Jewish residents of the territory cannot access its high-speed internet network

Montreal police arrest suspect in beating of Jewish father

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar called the attack ‘shocking and stomach-turning’

Freed hostages’ daughter weds with parents by her side

Shir Siegel had previously refused to hold the ceremony until both her parents were returned from Hamas captivity

Shoah survivor dies weeks after being wounded by Iran missile

Olga Weisberg left behind a husband, who is also a Holocaust survivor, as well as a daughter, grandson and great-grandson.

El Al to offer a record 20 weekly flights to the UK this winter

The Israeli national carrier will step up its services to Heathrow and Luton from October

Ben-Gvir urges Netanyahu to bring about PA collapse following its alleged UN recognition plans

Israel's national security minister was responding to a report that Mahmoud Abbas may renew his attempts to transform the PA into a state

Gantz and Rubio criticise UK, Western moves they say hurt hostage talks

Blue and White leader Benny Gantz and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio have accused the UK, France and other allies of undermining the prospects for a ceasefire

Texas Democrat apologises for comparing electoral district change to the Holocaust

A bitter row in the state legislature over partisan changes to the electoral map has seen arrest warrants issued for some representatives

Fourth-century Spanish ‘ church’ revealed to be one of Iberian Peninsula’s oldest synagogues

Israel to send aid to Gaza’s private sector to ease ‘starvation’ worries

The initial stage will see a limited number of Gazan businesses bring in aid supplies, including fruit and vegetables, baby food and hygiene products