Mothin Ali labelled Rabbi Zecharia Deutsch – forced into hiding after it emerged he had returned to Israel for reserve duty – a “creep” in a now-deleted video
By Lorin Bell-Cross
One in four Americans believe the US is offering Israel the right amount of support
By Jonathan D Salant
Ursula von der Leyen has been accused of ‘bowing down to the left’
By Jamie Shapiro
By Eugene Kontorovich
At one of the discipline’s most prestigious conferences, Francesca Albanese’s absurd ‘genocide’ claims drew no challenge. This isn't scholarship; it is activism masquerading as expertise
92 per cent of Jews and 86 per cent of Arabs are ‘satisfied’ or ‘very satisfied’ with their personal circumstances
By JC Reporter
But more than two in five under-30s profess support for a binational Israeli-Palestinian state
By Simon Rocker
By Stephen Pollard
Even former UN general secreatary Ban Ki-moon has condemned the anti-Israel bias of the Human Rights Council
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Another bystander was “critically wounded”, while attacker was ‘neutralised’ at the scene, according to initial reports
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Details of the proposal, including the creation of a new governance structure in the Strip, have reportedly come to light for the first time
By Jacob Jaffa
‘Israelis and Jews are not all aligned with the horrors that the Netanyahu government is doing’
By Jane Prinsley
The bloc accounts for 32 per cent of Israel’s global trade and the new measures mark a significant change in Brussels’ approach to confronting allies
By Daniel Ben-David
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
The prime minister faced criticism from opposition leaders and business figures over his suggestion that Israel may become isolated from international trade
Syrian security forces and Bedouin tribes massacred civilians in the southern city of Sweida in July amid fierce inter-ethnic clashes
Dr Peter Prinsley, as well as fellow Labour backbencher Simon Opher, were due to hold meetings with British diplomats and Israeli and Palestinian officials
The long-time friend of Israel said despite the US being ‘not happy’ with the strike, it would not alter the US-Israel relationship