The protesters from IfNotNow gathered outside the building to call for an end to Israel’s “ethnic cleansing” of Gaza
By Jamie Shapiro
The move marks the climax of a long-running political feud, but is set to be delayed by a judicial review
By Jacob Jaffa
The IDF chief of staff and the heads of the security services are said to be against the plan, but senior cabinet figures are believed to support it
Organised by the Palestine Action Group Sydney, the march followed calls by Hamas for global demonstrations marking the anniversary of the assassination of its former Ismail Haniyeh
By JC Reporter
The man was visiting family in the country when he was reportedly abducted by security forces
The advocacy group has said it will give the money to the Archdiocese of New York to help pay for repairs of Gaza’s Holy Family Church
Survivors Naftaly Furst and Batya Rapoport shared their horror at newly-released images of Evyatar David and Rom Braslavski
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The US president said the devastation of October 7 was ‘one of the worst [things] I’ve ever seen’
‘This is leading the State of Israel to the loss of its security and identity,’ said former Shin Bet director Ami Ayalon
Washington’s man in the Middle East also said that returning the remaining hostages was a ‘sacred mission’ to President Trump
The visit came as police implemented new procedures allowing previously prohibited Jewish religious expression
The terrorist group have refused demands by Sir Keir Starmer and others to disarm
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The group attempted to reason with staff at the death camp, but were forced to pack their flags away
Videos released by terror groups in Gaza are the first signs of life of Israeli hostages in months
The Abdullah Quilliam Society posted the ‘potentially divisive’ clip in June
The coin was one of the last minted before the destruction of the Second Temple, nearly two millenia ago
