The union advanced a motion to back the BDS movement and provide protection for members attempting to create a de facto arms embargo on the Jewish State
By Jacob Jaffa
The new probe was announced after the BBC’s own independent review found ‘no breach’ of its impartiality rules
The corporation said it remains ‘keen to tell the stories of those featured’ in the film, despite its chair calling the resulting row a ‘dagger to the heart’ of its reputation
The probe found that the film violated guidelines on accuracy by failing to disclose the teen’s family links to terror, but that no other rules were broken
Proponents claim the proposal will help to destroy Hamas and end the war
Sharon Eisenkot’s son Maor was killed in Gaza in 2023. Two years on, she’s fighting for the right to use his sperm to start a family he’ll never meet
By Amelie Botbol
The military said it was targeting a terrorist involved in the October 7 attacks, but several children are also believed to have died
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The foundation’s goal is to deliver over 20,000 food boxes – equivalent to 1.2 million meals – daily throughout the Strip.
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Master Sergeant (reserve) Abraham Azulay was dismantling a tunnel in the southern Gaza Strip when his unit was ambushed on Wednesday
Iqbal Mohamed compared Israel’s actions in Gaza to Nazi atrocities
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The firm argued that the group ‘does not pose any threat’ to British citizens and claimed the ban violates the UK’s obligation to ‘end the genocide’ in Gaza
By Daniel Ben-David
Starmer’s party now third in popularity behind the Conservatives and Reform UK
By Rabbi Charley Baginsky
We refuse to accept that we must choose between the pain we carry as British Jews and our deep compassion for the suffering of others
The climate activist turned Palestine advocate was among the crew of the ‘selfie yacht’ intercepted by Israeli forces attempting to enter the Strip
By Tanya Gold
Billed as a ‘forensic investigation’, the documentary is a typical piece of activism journalism, filled with elusions and incomplete truths wrapped in the ponderous score of a horror film
The US and Israeli-backed aid organisation claimed it had told the outlet that its reporting was incorrect before publication, but that the story went out anyway