More than 15 organisations are competing to fill the vacuum after the war ends – and Israel should start paying attention.
By Shachar Kleiman
By Yaakov Katz
If not handled correctly, aid will be less about saving civilians than saving Hamas
Concern is growing in Jerusalem that the America First agenda might leave its regional interests in a distant second
A Shia-majority country with a thriving Jewish population, Azerbaijan is a template for the Muslim world
By Khaled Hassan
By Salo Aizenberg
Statistical analysis of the latest fatality list revealed gross inflation of the numbers
The government has been accused of watering down investigations into grooming gangs – but Labour MPs spent far more time discussing Israel last week
By Lorin Bell-Cross
By Simon Rocker
Attachment to Israel has grown but a significant minority has misgivings about the war
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By Jacob Jaffa
A single local election in Florida could reshape the face of America – and see corks popping in Jerusalem
Antisemitic conspiracies are already widespread, blaming Jews for everything bad in the world
By Danny Stone
By Seth J. Frantzman
Hamas has always come back after Israel’s attacks
By Andrew Fox
By Grant Shapps
The former defence secretary Grant Shapps on the need for stronger UK-Israel security ties
By Shlomit Aharoni Lir
Wikipedia promised that it would democratise knowledge. Now it’s being weaponised against Israel
The cabinet is due to meet on Sunday week to fire Gali Baharav-Miara
By Melissa Langsam Braunstein
But will antisemitism on dating sites change the picture in the future?
The questions about Gaza’s future are still unanswered
