Luca Nivarra is a law professor at the University of Palermo
By Canaan Lidor
Some reports have claimed that the Israeli military launched an operation to dismantle surveillance devices
By JC Reporter
Britain, Germany and France cite regime’s nuclear violations and stalled diplomacy
By Jane Prinsley
The olive tree in a Paris suburb was planted for Ilan Halimi, who was killed aged 23 in 2006
By Jamie Shapiro
The British lawyer is already the subject of an investigation sparked by a previous allegation
Portrait of a Lady was stolen from Dutch Jewish art collector Jacques Goudstikker during the Second World War but was reportedly discovered in Argentina
Iranian officials blame the agency’s chief for the strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites in June
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Brutal attack took place a few metres from a shul near downtown Lyon
By Daniel Ben-David
Washington is reportedly under pressure from Jerusalem to force the UN agency to cease operations, with critics arguing it has been ineffective in maintaining peace in the region
By Mike Wagenheim
Mahmoud al-Aswad was described by the IDF as head of Hamas’s General Security Apparatus
Looted Portrait of a Lady allegedly seen hanging in a for-sale villa in Argentina
Chancellor Friedrich Merz said the requirements for doing so have not been met
Jaber Al-Harmi made the comment following the recent Hamas attack on an IDF position in Khan Younis
Prime Minister Albanese said there was ‘credible intelligence’ that Tehran was behind arson attacks on a synagogue and a kosher catering firm last year
By Jacob Jaffa
‘Antisemitism has long scarred French life,’ Kushner said, and it has ‘exploded’ since October 7
The Hollywood star, known for his portrayal of Hesh Rabkin died on Saturday at his home in New York