More than 150 of the 266 reported casualties were affiliated with groups like Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, per the study released by an IDF-linked think tank
By Jacob Jaffa
Demonstration by members of Strictly Orthodox community follows end to conscription exemption for full-time yeshiva students in Israel
By Daniel Ben-David
The redrafted bill has heavily watered down sanctions against draft dodgers, but is set to pass through the Israeli parliament with the support of some unlikely allies
Germany has received Israel’s Arrow system in the first tranche of a $4bn defence deal
By Ben Conway
A video that went viral on social media was mostly AI-generated, but not all of it, an expert tells the JC
By Jamie Shapiro
Both attackers were fatally shot while attempting further violence
The IDF claimed that the two men killed had terror links and made ‘suspicious movements’ after emerging from a building with their hands up
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The bill, written by a Likued MK, will also allow draft dodgers to ‘age out’ of sanctions following threats of coalition resignations from the Charedi parties
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Syrian state media reported that 10 people were killed in retaliatory airstrikes
Punk musician MIKRAT told the JC: ‘The problem isn't a song; it's the genocide Israel is committing against the Palestinians’
Troops are working to prevent terrorist infrastructure from taking root as focus shifts to the territory following the Gaza ceasefire
The IDF’s chief of staff has accused the defence minister of interfering in the military’s appointment process
Haytham Ali Tabatabai eulogised as a ‘great Jihadi commander’ by the terror group
The Ministry of Defence told the JC that ‘no UK officials were able to’ attend the conference
Retaliatory Israeli strikes killed another five senior Hamas members, according to the Prime Minister’s Office, which urged mediators to insist that the terror group fulfil its commitments under the Trum peace plan
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By Ian Pace
This hate campaign exposes a deeper rot in UK universities – beyond antisemitism – where rational inquiry yields to dogma and progressive orthodoxies must not be challenged