The Israeli academic has faced a targeted campaign of intimidation – but won’t be cowed
By Siam Goorwich
‘The decision reflects the new security reality,’ said Defence Minister Israel Katz
By Jacob Jaffa
The force also accused the IDF of dropping a grenade near one of its patrols, which the military is now investigating.
Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef suggested that he would not join a minyan with Rabbi Tamir Granot over his views
Khalil al-Hayya also claimed that Hamas has reached a governance agreement with Fatah, contrary to a statement from the PA
Former prisoners were not allowed to return to the West Bank as they were deemed too dangerous
By JC Reporter
Warns that the terror group will face action from ‘the other countries involved’ in the conflict if they fail to act
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A slew of carriers including British Airways and Iberia are also about to re-open services to Tel Aviv
By Etgar Lefkovits
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar accused the terror group of delaying releases to stave off its own disarmament
Cohen had vowed to wait until all the living hostages were home before proposing
The presidents comments were published shortly before an Israeli minister apologised for ‘inappropriate’ comments he made about the Gulf kingdom
Netanyahu and JD Vance have also condemned the Knesset vote which took place yesterday
The head of Israel’s Olympic Committee praised the decision as ‘a clear message against Indonesia’s disgraceful behaviour’
The motions, sponsored by the far-right Noam party, passed an initial reading with the help of a Likud rebel
Prime Minister Netanyahu has reportedly been pushing for an alternative inquiry commission, the members of which would be appointed by the government rather than the Supreme Court
Opposition politician calls on Chikli to apologise for inviting the far-right activist who has largely been warmly received in Israel
By Jane Prinsley
