We pray this deal brings every hostage home
By Nivi Feldman
The prime minister also claimed the government would do everything in its power to bring the remaining hostages home
By Lorin Bell-Cross
In case after case, the authorities have failed to prosecute chilling comments about Jews and Hamas
By Jacob Jaffa
‘In the face of loss, our community remains steadfast, determined to defend Israel's right to exist in security and peace,’ said Board President Phil Rosenberg
By Gaby Wine
Rahmeh Aladwan recently avoided being barred from registering as a medic for her ‘racist’ remarks, but has now seemingly expressed explicit support for the terror group
An Israeli foot-and-ankle surgeon from the Rabin Medical Center who has been on the front line every day since the terror attack tells Elisa Bray about the day that upended everything
By Elisa Bray
In an article first published in a collection of essays by Jewish Australian women, Noa Gomberg vents her fury at the antisemitism she has faced in the queer community
By Karen Glaser
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One in four Nir Oz residents was murdered or kidnapped in the Hamas massacre and Irit Lahav, who lived on the kibbutz all her life, witnessed it. Now she's coming home
By Nicole Lampert
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The original name referred to a similar show that ran in 2001, but was changed after some fans complained that it was ‘insensitive’
Shot seven times and left for dead, Michelle Rukovicin was told she may never stand again, but promised herself she would walk to her chupah to wed her sweetheart
By Jane Prinsley
The name refers to a similar event from 2001, but has drawn criticism for its ‘insensitive’ date
Rebbetzin Jacqueline Feldman has written her debut book inspired by the experiences of captives held in Gaza
Nearly 1,000 more children have been orphaned in Israel since October 7. An Israeli NGO is supporting many of them, thanks partly to JNF UK
Clinicians risk missing the OCD symptoms, diagnosing only PTSD instead
By JC Reporter
President Isaac Herzog was addressing UJIA’s annual dinner in London last night
Damari was speaking at the UJIA dinner in London
