Untangling the hard truth about Gaza: the suffering is real — but so is the spinThe suffering of civilians is real – but so is the spin. Media distortions, Hamas propaganda, and UN failures have fuelled the crisis as much as any Israeli misstep.By Yaakov Katz5 min read
Gary LinekerGary Lineker says he’s not ‘antisemitic’ but ‘anti-child killing’The former BBC pundit has said he’s happy he no longer has to ‘tread on eggshells’ about GazaBy Jamie Shapiro1 min read
By Tom Gross From Reagan to Trump: Even US presidents have been taken in by distorted anti-Israel media imagesThat is not to say there is not hunger in Gaza. The question is whether Western politicians reacting to the media repeating Hamas propaganda designed to keep Hamas in power, is the best way to achieve a better future for Gaza3 min read
CanadaCanada becomes third G7 nation to announce it will recognise Palestine at UN conferencePrime Minister Mark Carney said the decision was ‘predicated on the Palestinian Authority’s commitment to much-needed reforms’By Jacob Jaffa2 min read
HamasIDF releases video of alleged Hamas terrorists stealing aid from truckThe IDF yesterday released footage allegedly showing Hamas militants looting an aid truck that was bringing essentials into GazaBy Jamie Shapiro1 min read
Israeli PoliticsFar-right Israeli minister calls for hostages to be redesignated as ‘prisoners of war’ to prioritise ‘victory’ over HamasAmichai Eliyahu said the issue of the 50 captives still held by Hamas should be ‘dealt with at the end’ of the warBy Jacob Jaffa1 min read
IsraelArab League issues first condemnation of October 7 and urges Hamas to disarmNations including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan and Turkey all signed a declaration backing a two-state solutionBy Jacob Jaffa1 min read
UK recognition of Palestine: What has been announced and why?Some Labour insiders have slammed the decision as ‘not morally defensible’By Lorin Bell-Cross5 min read||July 30, 2025 13:29
GHF claims former contractor turned whistleblower ‘falsified documents’ to spread ‘false narrative’ of IDF shootingsAnthony Aguilar claimed that Israeli troops shot civilians in front of him, but the US firm alleged that the supposed murders he recounted ‘never happened’By Jacob Jaffa1 min read||July 30, 2025 11:50
New York Times issues correction after using photo of child suffering from pre-existing condition to show Gaza starvationThe US newspaper has become the first to publicly correct a picture that showed a child from Gaza seemingly malnourished, despite in reality, suffering from a medical problemBy Jacob Jaffa1 min read||July 30, 2025 10:43
By The JC LeaderStarmer’s Palestine recognition ‘threat’ undermines the prospects for peaceIt is hard to imagine a more self-defeating foreign policy move. Promising statehood unless a ceasefire is reached all but guarantees that Hamas will keep rejecting the very truce Britain says it wants3 min read||July 30, 2025 10:20
By The JC LeaderIsrael’s intractable war in GazaWhile moral opinion is subjective, facts are not. Even committed Zionists must not let compassion cloud reality by accusing the Jewish state of crimes it clearly has not committed4 min read||July 29, 2025 15:27
Trump says US to help with food distribution in GazaThe US President said there was ‘real starvation’ in the Strip during a press conference with UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, apparently contradicting claims made by Israel’s Benjamin NetanyahuBy JC Reporter2 min read||July 29, 2025 14:37
Netanyahu ‘presented plan for Gaza siege’ at Israeli cabinet meetingOther reports suggested that anything from a ‘military occupation’ to ‘full annexation’ of the Strip were on the table if ceasefire negotiations collapse againBy Jacob Jaffa1 min read||July 29, 2025 14:07
Aid trucks reportedly looted while crossing from Egypt during first humanitarian pause in GazaThe IDF is halting operations in Al-Mawasi, Deir al-Balah and Gaza City between 10am and 8pm ‘every day until further notice’ to allow aid to be distributedBy Jacob Jaffa1 min read||July 29, 2025 11:36
By Stephen PollardThe numbers that shape Labour’s Middle East policy: 37, 73, 110The party’s sudden zeal for Palestinian statehood isn’t about foreign policy – it’s about vote counts. Muslim blocs in 110 key seats are calling the tune, and Wes Streeting knows it3 min read||July 29, 2025 11:21