Alex Lobanov, Almog Sarusi, Carmel Gat, Eden Yerushalmi, Hersh Goldberg-Polin and Ori Danino can be seen commemorating the occasion months before their murder
By Daniel Ben-David
Streaming giant gives former England star bumper pay day for World Cup coverage despite antisemitism controversy
By Mark Wood
Researchers called it ‘a true revolution in Hodgkin lymphoma care’
By Siam Goorwich
The paper’s website still carries four columns from Khalid Mish’al, acting head of Hamas’s political bureau
By Lorin Bell-Cross
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The band displayed a Star of David entwined with a Nazi symbol during a performance of their song Swastika Eyes
By Jacob Jaffa
Daryl Berman, 71, is accused of killing her 84-year-old husband David at their home in Prestwich
By Ian Leonard
Demonstration by members of Strictly Orthodox community follows end to conscription exemption for full-time yeshiva students in Israel
The foreign Secretary said the UK would draw on the reconciliation process in Northern Ireland in facilitating talks
By Ben Conway
The State Department could designate the UN agency a ‘foreign terrorist organisation’ following Israeli accusations that its staff took part in the October 7 attacks
The smear campaign was linked to the release of her latest album, The Life of a Showgirl
The ultra-rare 15th century mahzor features illustrations of humans, lions and birds
The report also found the university’s Middle East faculty was largely staffed by anti-Zionists
More than 150 of the 266 reported casualties were affiliated with groups like Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, per the study released by an IDF-linked think tank
The Israeli prime minister will reportedly make his first official visit to Cairo in 15 years to secure the agreement, and repair relations strained by the Gaza War
Declassified files name international NGOs including Oxfam and the Norwegian Refugee Council
The redrafted bill has heavily watered down sanctions against draft dodgers, but is set to pass through the Israeli parliament with the support of some unlikely allies
The Jewish Heritage in Syria Foundation hopes to make the country’s synagogue’s ‘accessible to all Jews in the world’ through the scheme
The umbrella organisation, of which the Board of Deputies is a member, represents some 90 per cent of the Jewish diaspora worldwide
Francois Wu’s visit came amid speculation that Taipei may look to the Jewish state for greater defence cooperation to push back against China
Dr Lydia Tischler sits as latest in a series of busts by sculptress Frances Segelman of Jews who emerged from the Holocaust to settle in Britain
By Nicole Lampert
Iqbal Mohamed shared a post on social media that falsely claims the family were killed by ‘Israeli bombs’
Force could now be recalled to appear before powerful committee of MPs
Former attorney general and Jewish Leadership Council join calls for independent investigation after force gave misleading answers to MPs
Shadow foreign secretary says government is failing to recognise that Israel and US are meeting aid requirements of Trump’s Peace Plan
Rave reviews have been pouring in for the Jewish star’s performance as Marty Mauser in Marty Supreme
By Elisa Bray
Veteran music executive who has worked with Bowie and Rolling Stones condemns geo-blocking campaign
By Jamie Shapiro
The Monty Python alumna shared a series of comments on X that were critical of the Jewish state, including the claim that it ‘controls global finance’
The Smallville star, who was jailed over her actions as part of the NXIVM sex cult, admitted that she was worried former Swastika-tattooed Frank Meeink would judge her for her past
