The inquiry erases context, twists language, launders enemy claims into fact, whitewashes the crimes of Hamas, and stretches legal definitions until self-defense itself becomes a crime
By Salo Aizenberg
Hamas has been allowed to retain a grip on UN-supported schools in Gaza
By Dina Rovner
By Philipp Peyman Engel
At Munich’s synagogue reopening, Friedrich Merz spoke movingly, invoking ’Never again’. Yet without firm backing for the Jewish state and providing military aid, his words risk sounding hollow
By Jonathan Spyer
While harbouring and funding Hamas and spreading the Muslim Brotherhood’s agenda, Qatar has styled itself as an ally and “mediator” – and European leaders are indulging the charade
The PM has applauded Doha’s ‘vital mediation role and their steadfast commitment to continuing with talks’
By Jane Prinsley
By Danny Driver
Ghent Festival cancelled Munich Philharmonic Orchestra because of its Israeli conductor Lahav Shani. This morally bankrupt act does nothing to save a single Palestinian or bring a hostage home
By Melissa Langsam Braunstein
The battle to replace him will show how far Democrats have drifted from their once staunchly pro-Israel position
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By Yossi Melman
The head of the intelligence agency, David Barnea, was troubled by the potential ramifications for the hostages
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The memos were reportedly discovered in Gaza by the IDF after being written by Gaza’s Ministry of Interior and National Security
By JC Reporter
Pro-Hezbollah outlet Al-Akhbar reported that Israel changed its plans to assassinate Hamas leaders in order to avoid falling out with Washington
By Jacob Jaffa
Herzog tells British Jews: ‘We care. Your voice is heard, and you have a voice that must be heard’
By Daniel Schwammenthal
The Israeli president is on an official visit to the UK and is expected to meet Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer later today
The results of what the IDF dubbed "Operation Summit of Fire" were not immediately clear
By Akiva van Koningsveld
Khalil al-Hayya, the leader of the group’s political wing, is believed to have died in the attack on a meeting of its senior commanders to discuss the latest ceasefire proposal
By Alex Hearn
The community will be watching: Will she tackle rising antisemitism, confront extremist groups, and back Rayner’s push to define Islamophobia in law?
However, the US president indicated that some of the remaining captives may have ‘recently died’