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Netanyahu was ‘warned repeatedly’ that Qatar was funding Hamas, new report claims

The Prime Minister’s Office has called the allegations ‘a collection of recycled lies’

‘Perhaps the Foreign Office could enlighten us as to which Palestinians have decided, of their own free will, on a two-state outcome?’: Letters to the Editor, September 18 2026

Israel’s deepening partnership with Greece and Cyprus is reshaping the Eastern Mediterranean

Jerusalem brings military technology, intelligence and innovation; Athens offers strategic depth and an entry point into Europe while Nikosia provides geography, connectivity and a natural platform for regional cooperation

Fauda hits No.1 on Netflix in Lebanon and reaches top ten in several Arab countries

The success comes in spite of the fact the fifth season centres on the Hamas-led October 7 attacks

London bookshop that sold Mein Kampf stocks book calling Jews ‘evil’ and promoting Protocols conspiracy

Aafaq Bookstore in Westminster, which is close to a synagogue, is selling a book that portrays Jews as inherently wicked and presents the antisemitic Protocols of the Elders of Zion as fact

An independent Kurdistan would ‘sign Abraham Accords within ten minutes,’ says Kurdish political leader

Gewran Goyi told the JC that ‘only Israel can help’ with his people’s desire for independent statehood

Rubio refuses to condemn UK settlement sanctions, says US ‘shares goal of stability’ in West Bank

Qatar and Turkey have welcomed the measures announced by Foreign Secretary Ed Milband on Tuesday

Honey glazed stuffed turkey thigh with apple cider jus for Rosh Hashanah

Take your turkey up a notch with this tasty rolled roast

Ed Miliband’s claim about Israel blocking medicine into Gaza was incendiary – but then it was intended to be

Whatever Burnham’s government might say publicly, the charge of Jew-hatred is politically useful for them. Their pivot against the Jewish state, expected to include settlement sanctions, is built on ‘stories’ that can be deadlier than weapons

High Holy Days terror threat update for Jews and Israelis abroad

Israel’s Security Council issued the warning ahead of Rosh Hashanah, which begins on Friday evening

Netanyahu just condemned settler violence – now what will he do about it?

The question is not whether Israel’s security forces can identify the people behind these attacks. The question is whether they have been told to make it a priority

For Iran, Trump’s ‘Economic D-Day’ poses a greater existential threat than military action

Even if the US enforces the new sanctions only partially, the pressure may still be enough to bring about the regime's collapse. The watchwords are patience, determination, and endurance

Australian judge rejects IHRA defintion of antisemitism in anti-Israel graffiti case

Justice Desmond Fagan of the New South Wales Supreme Court said the definition was ‘so verbose and imprecise that it could not realistically be attributed to the ordinary, reasonably informed member of the Australian public’

More than half of Israelis fear revealing nationality abroad, study finds

Israeli tourists have been subjected to a surge in violence and harassment on holidays since October 7

Israel and Syria hold talks to calm tensions after airbase strike

Mossad chief Roman Gofman had a meeting with the Syrian foreign minister in Jordan after Israel hit the Abu al-Duhur military airport in Idlib

Photo of Benjamin Disraeli among artwork ‘missing’ from parliament

The portrait image of the UK’s first Jewish prime minister was taken by famous photographer John Mayall, who also counted Queen Victoria and Charles Dickens among his clients