CourtsPro-Palestinian activists landed with £82,000 bill after failed IDF lawfare caseThe judge had described the attempted private prosecution as motivated by ‘ideology’ and said it was ‘an abuse of court process’By Daniel Ben-David2 min read
IDFIDF ‘will not sign mass exemptions’, warns army chief amid freeze on Charedi draft dodge arrestsPrime Minister Netanyahu was heckled in the Knesset during the debate on the contentious bill and was not present for the final vote, which saw it pass narrowlyBy Melanie Swan1 min read
Maccabiah GamesGolden oldie: 93-year-old swimmer reveals how he stays fit after Maccabiah Games triple victoryIzhak Zak is still making a splash at the ‘Jewish Olympics’, 76 years on from his first appearance in the competitionBy Ben Conway1 min read
New York TimesNew York Times news chief says he ‘probably wouldn’t have’ published Israel ‘dog rape’ articleJoe Kahn, who has special responsibility for reporting, said the article ‘wasn’t edited by the newsroom’By JC Reporter2 min read
October 7‘Our son made aliyah and was killed defending Israel. We followed him to keep his legacy alive’Fundraising scheme for WIZO school programme launched by parents of Nathanel Young – the ex-JFS pupil killed on October 7 – as memorial to their sonBy Jane Prinsley5 min read
By Yaakov KatzNetanyahu’s Torah study law is really about keeping the Charedi closeWith opposition leaders hinting that they would be willing to work with the strictly Orthodox, the prime minister is rushing to keep his coalition partners inside the right-wing bloc after the elections4 min read
Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim MirvisSo many instances of antisemitism at the BBC, says Chief RabbiSir Ephraim Mirvis believes the media has ‘an enormous role strengthening social cohesion in Britain’By Daniel Ben-David3 min read
Press group reviewing database of slain Gazan journalists after terror groups identify some as membersThe Committee to Protect Journalists said it ‘condemns in no uncertain terms the misrepresentation of combatants as journalists or media workers’By Mike Wagenheim 1 min read||June 30, 2026 09:32
IDF dismantles Hezbollah terror tunnel complex near Israeli borderThe tunnel ‘contained hundreds of weapons and several launch silos,’ according to the militaryBy Akiva van Koningsveld2 min read||June 29, 2026 14:00
Natan’s death could have broken me. Instead, I became an advocate for the Jewish stateFormer Londoner Avi Rosenfeld’s son died in Gaza a year ago next week. He shares how his faith and love for Israel have turned his barely imaginable loss into a missionBy John Jeffay5 min read||June 26, 2026 16:09
US proposes pilot plan for IDF to transfer territory to Lebanese armyIsrael will reportedly maintain a reduced presence in a buffer zone, despite senior politicians’ insistence that they would retain all the occupied territoryBy Melanie Swan1 min read||June 25, 2026 11:07
Four IDF soldiers killed in southern Lebanon ‘security zone’Prime Minister Netanyahu has insisted Israel will retain a presence in souther Lebanon, despite the unfolding US-Iran ceasefireBy Melanie Swan2 min read||June 19, 2026 11:16
Meet the Iron Wasp: The Israeli David set to take down Iran’s drone GoliathThe new interceptor is the result of a partnership between Iron Dome maker Rafael and SpearUAVBy Jacob Jaffa1 min read||June 18, 2026 10:50
Not ‘entirely unacceptable’ to call Hamas freedom fighters, NHS doctor tells tribunalDr Nadeem Crowe also suggested that the IDF ‘uses terrorist actions’By JC Reporter2 min read||June 18, 2026 09:30
Record £2.1m raised for Israeli disabled veterans at Beit Halochem UK galaThe British wing of the charity has helped raise more than £54 million since it was established in 2012By Daniel Ben-David2 min read||June 16, 2026 17:21
IDF ‘eliminates’ senior members of Hamas’ General Security ApparatusBy Lianne Kolirin 1 min read||June 5, 2026 14:34
