At a time of international instability and major economic and social challenges, the benefits to Britain of stronger ties with the Jewish state are undeniable
By Luke Akehurst
By Moumen al-Natour
Humanitarian concern is necessary, but without political honesty it becomes another ritual that sustains the cycle. The vision of the Strip governed by civilians rather than militants is not naïve; it is the minimum condition for recovery
The pair also revealed new insights into the ceasefire negotiations and plans for the future of Gaza in a lengthy interview with CBS’ 60 Minutes
By Siam Goorwich
By Jamie Shapiro
Eliyahu Margalit, nicknamed ‘Chuchill’ by the kibbutz, was killed in Nir Oz on October 7
By JC Reporter
The clans are “substantial, influential players that control hundreds if not thousands of enforcers.”
By Simon Sherman
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The president appeared to suggest that the US could ‘go in’ to Gaza, but later clarified that any action would be taken by a regional partner
By Jacob Jaffa
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By Adi Schwartz
By Daniel Finkelstein
Our resolve to defend a safe Israel and Jews around the world is strong. Our determination has only got stronger. But enough now, with death.
Fourth body, dressed in an IDF uniform, might be that of a killed terrorist
Former captives tell Israeli media about the horrific conditions they faced at the hands of Hamas
The military confirmed that the remains were be identified at a forensics facility
By Yaakov Lappin
A failure of phase two could lead to resumption of war, former Israeli national security adviser Yaakov Amidror warns
By The JC Leader
With the hostages home, the path to Hamas’s irrelevance may at last come within reach
By Ronit Levine-Schnur
The Israeli Prime Minister must stand alongside the US President at the summit in Egypt – not as a spectator but as a partner in shaping the post-war regional order