Germany has received Israel’s Arrow system in the first tranche of a $4bn defence deal
By Ben Conway
Barghouti was convicted by an Israeli court of involvement in deadly terror attacks but has been held up by many as a prospective unity candidate to lead a future Palestinian state
Israeli NGO Matnat Chaim had hoped an upcoming gathering of 2,000 kidney donors would make it into next year's Guinness Book of World Records, but was denied.
By Jacob Jaffa
A video that went viral on social media was mostly AI-generated, but not all of it, an expert tells the JC
By Jamie Shapiro
Alon, who almost lost sight in one of his eyes due to a shrapnel injury, recounted his experiences of starvation and sexual assault at the hands of terrorists
‘The efforts to bring them home will not stop until the mission is complete,’ said the Prime Minister’s Office
Both attackers were fatally shot while attempting further violence
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Eurovision experts claim the very future of the competition could hang in the balance
By Siam Goorwich
Noor Dahri, a former member of the Lashkar e Tayyaba (LT) terror group, told the JC he sees the same ‘grievances’ being encouraged in British society by Hamas
Executives reportedly discussed with activists how to enforce a boycott against the Jewish state
Veteran music executive who has worked with Bowie and Rolling Stones condemns geo-blocking campaign
Professor Alon Monsonego team discovered that ‘super centenarians’ in Japan displayed a much higher number of a specific type of cell, which control inflammation and help fight disease
The story failed to mention that Turkey – a longstanding supporter of the terror group – as well as Russia and China had helped prepare the report
Officers raided homes in northern Israel and the West Bank
The IDF claimed that the two men killed had terror links and made ‘suspicious movements’ after emerging from a building with their hands up
Opposition figures have called for the prime minister to admit his alleged guilt and resign before any decision is made
‘The continuation of the trial tears us apart from within, fuels this division and deepens the rifts,’ Netanyahu claimed
By JC Reporter and Jamie Shapiro
Micheál Martin warned the move would ‘erase the distinctive and rich contribution to Irish life of the Jewish community’
The bill, written by a Likued MK, will also allow draft dodgers to ‘age out’ of sanctions following threats of coalition resignations from the Charedi parties
Syrian state media reported that 10 people were killed in retaliatory airstrikes
A new campaign aims to pressure music companies such as Sony, UMG and Warner to follow suit
Punk musician MIKRAT told the JC: ‘The problem isn't a song; it's the genocide Israel is committing against the Palestinians’
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’
