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Joy and optimism sweeps through Hostages Square in Tel Aviv

‘We see more light in everyone’s eyes – we’re trying to believe,’ one resident of southern Israel tells the JC

‘Like a deep breath out’: Hostage campaigners throughout the UK react to news that the hostages could finally be brought home

Both Hamas and Israel have agreed to the first phase of a ceasefire deal that could see the release of all 48 hostages in Gaza, both living and dead

Man accused of planning terror attack ‘researched going to Palestine to fight Jews’

Muslim convert Jordan Richardson was allegedly found in possession of a recipe for mustard gas, while a crossbow was also discovered in his home, according to prosecutors

Antisemitic hate crime in the UK remains at historic high

Incidents fell by 12.5 per cent year on year, but remain at twice pre-October 7 levels

Corbyn & Sultana’s Your Party accused of sharing ‘Hamas symbol’

A spokesperson for the CST said the post ‘tells you everything you need to know about the extremism at the heart of this movement’

How the Israeli air strike on Hamas in Doha helped pave the way for the peace deal

The failed Israeli attack on Hamas pushed Qatar into the hands of Trump, whose price for protection was a demand to help force the terrorists to the table

The Land of the Living review: ‘Fatally wears its messaging on its sleeve’ ★★★

Based on interviews with journalist Gitta Sereny, this new play about child victims of war spans 45 years – but still takes too long to answer its main mystery

Heaton Park attack victim ‘no longer feels safe in this country’

A fundraiser for another victim, Andrew Franks, has also passed £65,000

Why Scottish Jews were right to boo John Swinney

Faced with an unbelievable rise in antisemitism, the First Minister’s words rang hollow

The Nobel Prize winner who didn’t know he was Jewish until he was 11

Laszlo Krasznahorkai’s father kept his religion hidden because it was “forbidden to mention it”, the author recalled

Meet the ‘Zoo Rabbi’ on a mission to explain Judaism through wildlife

Natan Slifkin’s passion for the natural world – and its biblical depictions – has led to a unique career

Gun plot terror suspect ‘hero-worshipped’ Paris attacks mastermind

Walid Saadaoui is also alleged to have joined a Facebook group for Manchester’s Jewish community posing as a member of a London synagogue

CPS to appeal after collapse of Kneecap terror trial

The band responded: ‘We will fight you in your court again. We will win again’

Manchester synagogue attacker had three wives and pledged allegiance to ISIS in 999 call

Jihad al-Shamie is accused of raping one of his partners multiple times over the course of three years and forcing another to watch extremist videos

Trump’s Gaza deal promises hostage release – but the post-war steps are ambiguous

An end to the fighting under these conditions is a major achievement for Netanyahu and Israel and is the result of strong US diplomacy. How to achieve Hamas’s disarmament and self-rule will remain a challenge

Octogenarian Roger adds yet more medals to his vast haul