Dozens of world leaders have flocked to Sharm El-Sheikh for the summit hosted by Donald Trump and Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
By Jane Prinsley
Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana hailed the US President, whose speech was interrupted by a vocal protest, as ‘the best friend Israel has ever had in the White House’
By Jacob Jaffa
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
Taking a leaf out of the Trump playbook, he also took potshots at journalists and analysis who doubted him
By Katie Grant
By Saul Sadka
Even if the jihadis won’t disarm, they have no meaningful ability to project power at Israel, only at its own long-suffering people. And yet, there is a genuine prospect for regional peace
By Gerald Steinberg
An end to the fighting under these conditions is a major achievement for Netanyahu and Israel and is the result of strong US diplomacy. How to achieve Hamas’s disarmament and self-rule will remain a challenge
‘This is a moment of profound relief that will be felt all around the world’
By Lorin Bell-Cross
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By The JC Leader
Nearly two years after October 7, Israel and key Arab states have lined up behind a Trump-brokered Gaza plan – with Europe and Britain reduced to irrelevance and blood libels
‘Everyone except Hamas has accepted the agreement’, Trump said
By Jamie Shapiro
The US president said that his initiative was under discussion by Israel and Arab states
By JC Reporter
Israeli prime minister slammed by hostage families during United Nations address
Referencing the deployment of exploding pagers used to remotely attack Hezbollah operatives, he darkly joked: ‘We paged Hezbollah, and they got the message’
By Daniel Ben-David
Dozens of delegates walked out in protest of Israel's conduct in Gaza before Bibi started speaking
One military official is quoted as describing the move as psychological warfare
By Arsen Ostrovsky
London and Paris can’t recognise a Palestinian state while running a mission to the Palestinians in Israel’s capital. It’s a breach of the law and the Oslo Accords and Israel should shut them down if necessary