UN agencies are reporting an uptick in food availability since the ceasefire was implemented
By Jacob Jaffa
The group is alleged to have planned bombings and shootings against Israelis and was apparently supplied by the Gaza-based terror organisation
Trump referred to the corruption charges against the Israeli prime minister as ‘political, unjustified prosecution’
Settler attacks have increased notably over the past year, but prosecutions remain relatively rare
The Palestinian Authority announced the reshuffle in a bid to prove it is serious about reform
By Siam Goorwich
Syria’s president has undertaken an unprecedented visit to Washington, despite being on the US’ most wanted list as recently as last year
Israeli Katz claimed that the station’s output ‘harms the war effort and morale’
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The now former strategic affairs minister said he made the decision based on a prior commitment to his family
The ‘Fawlty Towers’ star had been due to perform a series of shows in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv
By Jamie Shapiro
Standing on the pitch at Bloomfield Stadium, the twins thanked Maccabi supporters for ‘fighting’ for them during their time in captivity
By JC Reporter
One lawmaker labelled National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir a ‘terrorist’ for championing the legislation
IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir backed a wider “external” investigation into the attacks, but stopped short of endorsing a full state commission of inquiry
If approved by Uefa, Israel teams will be banned from both club and international competition on the continent
Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi reportedly attempted to take her own life after being detained over the leak of a video purportedly showing soldiers abusing a Palestinian detainee
Goldin was killed in Gaza in 2014 and his body has been held hostage by Hamas ever since
My grandparents took their mezuzahs down so the Nazis would not spot them and, at Villa Park, I was terrified of being identified
