The drama is coming to the US after airing in the UK and Israel
By Jamie Shapiro
The strike was a response to ‘repeated attacks by the Houthi terrorist regime against the State of Israel’
The protest was sparked by reports that the IDF had launched its main ground operation in Gaza City
By Siam Goorwich
Bibi loyalist Tzachi Braverman has been chosen to replace Tzipi Hotovely in November
By Jane Prinsley
The chair of the commission was previously accused of anti-Israel bias
By JC Reporter
MoD says latest escalation in Gaza “is wrong” and decides to “pause” admission of Israelis
Hundreds of figures in children’s publishing and education including Michael Rosen and Lauren Child have backed the call
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By Jacob Jaffa
The prime minister claimed that the presence of hostages and the malign influence of Iran are responsible for the apparent intractability of the conflict
The long-time friend of Israel said despite the US being ‘not happy’ with the strike, it would not alter the US-Israel relationship
By Daniel Ben-David
‘My focus will be on securing the return of hostages, finding ways to make sure humanitarian aid reaches civilians, and addressing the threat posed by Hamas,’ said the top US diplomat
The actor claimed peace will not be achieved in the Middle East until the declaration is ‘unpicked’
The victims were sent fake emails offering them a part in a new film
The Israel Security Agency said it would work on boosting protection for officials
By Hannah Levene
Oracle founder Larry Ellison became the richest man in the world for a day on Wednesday
Organisers in Ghent said they had ‘chosen to refrain from collaboration with partners who have not distanced themselves unequivocally’ from Israel’s actions in Gaza
