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IDF kills Palestinian who breached Gaza ceasefire as separate manhunt nets 17 terrorists

Retaliatory Israeli strikes killed another five senior Hamas members, according to the Prime Minister’s Office, which urged mediators to insist that the terror group fulfil its commitments under the Trum peace plan

I have just had my bat mitzvah… at the age of 33

Sascha Lavin had little Jewish upbringing but became determined to embrace her religious heritage as an adult

BBC headlines ‘three times more likely to hold Israel to account than Hamas’

Analysis of 2,500 BBC News stories about the Israeli-Gaza war suggests ‘blatant bias’ against Jewish state, says watchdog

Mitzvah Day is the best way to show what we stand for

School report: our schools already model curriculum reforms

New curriculum proposals should bring civic benefits – but it can’t be left to schools alone

‘British troops may die’ after UK swerves IDF Gaza War training course, claims former soldier

The Ministry of Defence told the JC that ‘no UK officials were able to’ attend the conference

IDF strike kills Hezbollah’s chief of staff amid fragile ceasefire

Haytham Ali Tabatabai eulogised as a ‘great Jihadi commander’ by the terror group

Boy found dangling on hook above 36-storey building after being ‘miraculously’ saved from fall

A 15-year old Israeli who was trapped for nine hours after scaling a crane on top of a 36-storey building was brought down in a complex rescue operation

West Midlands Police relied on ‘false intelligence’ for Maccabi ban, say Dutch authorities

Amsterdam police spokesman said he was “surprised” by the allegations of Israeli violence

Trump confirms US will ban Muslim Brotherhood as foreign terror group

Israel has also promised to ‘complete’ its prohibition of the group, which could include a major Arab-Israeli political party

‘Souper’ mitzvah: Prime Minister ladles out support for Mitzvah Day’s 20th birthday

Starmer and Khan join UK’s largest faith-led day of social action

Building bridges butternut squash and red lentil soup

Simple, warming and vegan – this hearty soup is a perfect for a crowd

As Oxford Chancellor, here’s my plan to confront extremism in UK and make free speech flourish

Lord Hague’s address to Oxford Chabad Society on antisemitism and free speech

Hostage and Missing Families Forum to close Tel Aviv office

The advocacy group is heavily scaling back its operations as just three hostages remain in Gaza

Scottish righteous gentile murdered by Nazis honoured in Edinburgh

The first Stolperstein in Scotland has been unveiled today to remember Jane Haining

Charedi child molester returns to court seeking shorter sentence in politically-charged hearing

Nechemya Weberman has the backing of Brooklyn’s district attorney, but his victims claim the prospect of clemency could hinder efforts to stamp out abuse in the strictly-Orthodox community