The father of IDF soldier Lieutenant Hadar Goldin was killed in 2014 has claimed Benjamin Netanyahu is ‘responsible’ for the continued captivity of his son’s remains
By Jamie Shapiro
The new probe was announced after the BBC’s own independent review found ‘no breach’ of its impartiality rules
By Jacob Jaffa
The IDF has confirmed the elimination of Nasr Ali Quneita, a participant in the October 7 massacre
The foundation’s goal is to deliver over 20,000 food boxes – equivalent to 1.2 million meals – daily throughout the Strip.
By JC Reporter
Master Sergeant (reserve) Abraham Azulay was dismantling a tunnel in the southern Gaza Strip when his unit was ambushed on Wednesday
The firm argued that the group ‘does not pose any threat’ to British citizens and claimed the ban violates the UK’s obligation to ‘end the genocide’ in Gaza
By Daniel Ben-David
By The JC Leader
If Labour is serious about rebuilding its relationship with Britain’s Jews, it ought to follow through with more concrete steps to show it understands both the scale of the threat and the depth of the Jewish community’s concerns
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By Tanya Gold
Billed as a ‘forensic investigation’, the documentary is a typical piece of activism journalism, filled with elusions and incomplete truths wrapped in the ponderous score of a horror film
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A sketch of an Israeli air force pilot and a Hamas fighter side by side singles out the IAF for criticism
A network of armed clans, some of which are aided by Israel, has apparently filled the power vacuum left by the elimination of the terror group’s senior leadership
US President Donald Trump will host Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington DC on Monday
By Josh Kaplan
When there’s backlash, it’s inevitably because a line has been crossed
By Gabriel Epstein
War is chaos, but careful and rigorous study and reporting of death tolls remain essential
By Moumen al-Natour
Hamas has imprisoned and tortured me for protesting against them – any ceasefire deal must remove them
Itzik Elgarat, 68, was murdered in Gaza after his captors interrogated him for information, according to his family
By Imogen Garfinkel
By Bart Schut
The Dutch Labour party’s call for an embargo on parts used by Israel’s missile defense sparks Jewish exodus and national outrage