Lianne Kolirin

UN Security Council to hold emergency meeting over Lebanon

The IDF has seized a strategically important castle beyond the Litani River in a significant expansion of its operation in the country’s south

Mother of female soldier killed by Hezbollah mourns 'sunshine' of her life

Sergeant Rotem Yanai died in a drone attack on Thursday while serving in the 435th Battalion

Provision of adequate shelters will take more than 30 years, says IDF

Gaps in shelter coverage have been highlighted by the recent wars with Iran and Hezbollah

IDF welcomes record number of Charedi recruits

The surge came despite the fraught debate over the conscription of strictly-Orthodox men

Ivanka Trump is beach-ready in Israeli designer’s swimwear set

Trump orders more Arab states to join Abraham Accords as part of Iran deal

It should be ‘mandatory’ for countries including Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Pakistan to normalise ties with Israel, the US president said

Charedi mob tries to storm police station after ‘deserter’ arrest

Democrats leader Yair Golan blamed Benjamin Netanyahu’s ‘policy of evasion’ around the highly charged issue of Charedi conscription

The former cop who teaches world’s police about the Shoah

Paul Goldenberg said his Jewish identity and 25 years as a serving policeman give him a ‘dual lens’ approach to a unique issue

The thriving Jewish centre 70km from Auschwitz that is the final riposte to the Nazis

The Jewish Comunity Centre in Krakow has a pre-school, a pantry, a cheder, a Hillel for students and a kosher kitchen

Yom HaShoah: The mission to uncover the names and fates of a million murdered Jews

Digitisation has revolutionised Holocaust archives. From the UK and Israel to Poland and Germany, the JC talks to the people whose life's work is to help others find out what happened to their relatives

The therapist helping troubled strictly Orthodox Jews

Meet the shrink who treats Charedim – with forthright language

British visitors to Israel stay longer than planned after outbreak of war

Families on holiday and gap-year students adjust to dramatic new circumstances