In Georgia and Virginia, Republican candidates are speaking directly to Jewish concerns – while Jon Ossoff, who is Jewish, and Virginia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Abigail Spanberger, side with their party
By Melissa Langsam Braunstein
The row is the latest development in a long-running public feud between the attorney-general and the Netanyahu government
By JC Reporter
The project has been delayed for more than a decade due to international opposition
The anti-war protest group was inspired by the influential Four Mothers movement of the 1990s
Nearly a dozen Israeli firms have been excluded from the fund
By Jamie Shapiro
More than 500,000 Jewish residents of the territory cannot access its high-speed internet network
By Alex Hearn
Rather than showing moral leadership by reflecting on whether they might have misjudged the situation, their defensive reaction suggests they view the incident through the lens of their own persecution – a troubling disconnect.
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‘The expert review concluded that there are no signs of a widespread malnutrition phenomenon among the population in Gaza,’ wrote the IDF
By Jacob Jaffa
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Shir Siegel had previously refused to hold the ceremony until both her parents were returned from Hamas captivity
By The JC Leader
Over the past two decades, Europe’s perverse incentives helped turn a peace overture into a prelude to the worst war of the Arab-Israeli conflict
Professor Idit Maya said the discovery has ‘significant implications, especially for Jews in Israel and the Diaspora’
By Howard Blas
By Dennis Ross
Instead of empty gestures, Western leaders could have pressed for a detailed post-war plan – securing Gaza, removing Hamas from power, reforming the Palestinian Authority, and laying real foundations for future statehood
By Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis
The speech by Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis at Sunday’s hostage rally
Five employees of the Qatari-based network were killed when their tent was hit outside Gaza City's Al-Shifa Hospital
Olga Weisberg left behind a husband, who is also a Holocaust survivor, as well as a daughter, grandson and great-grandson.
By Yaakov Katz
Attacked by left and right, the prime minister’s plans to seize the Strip’s capital risks deepening the Jewish state’s isolation. The failure to outline a coherent “day after” plan is a huge mistake