Blue and White leader Benny Gantz and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio have accused the UK, France and other allies of undermining the prospects for a ceasefire
By JC Reporter
The announcement came as Ben-Gurion Airport saw its busiest day since October 7, 2023
By Etgar Lefkovits
The move follows a deterioration in Sino-Israeli relations over the war in Gaza and allies’ concerns about espionage
By Canaan Lidor
By Josh Feldman
What David Remnick calls a “zone of denial” says far more about his and other Western newsrooms than it does about the Jewish state. It’s a denial of history, of trauma, of the deeply rational fear driving Israeli behaviour
By Philipp Peyman Engel
A lie amplified by Western media and feckless politicians – who have abandoned the hostages and increasingly abandon Israel itself – is fueling a new wave of unashamed antisemitism
The move fell short of the full occupation of the Strip, reportedly favoured by Prime Minister Netanyahu, after opposition from IDF leadership
By Jacob Jaffa
Outgoing ambassador Tzipi Hotovely hinted that Braverman might be posted to London during a recent exclusive JC interview
By Gabrielle Apfel
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The tactic mirrors those used by pro-Palestine activists trying to break Israe’s naval blockade of the Strip
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Belgian MP Darya Safai, who fled the Islamic Republic 25 years ago, talks to the JC in an exclusive interview about her fight against the Islamic Republic and how important it is for the world to side with Israel
By Jamie Shapiro
The prime minister didn’t say whether recognition would take place if Hamas continue to hold hostages
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Israel’s outgoing ambassador thanked Britain’s Jewish communities for tirelessly advocating for the hostages
The move marks the climax of a long-running political feud, but is set to be delayed by a judicial review
Ilay David cannot bring himself to watch the footage of his emaciated brother
By Amelie Botbol
The IDF chief of staff and the heads of the security services are said to be against the plan, but senior cabinet figures are believed to support it
By Jonathan Arkush
The humanitarian crisis is the result of the terrorists’ cruelty and looting. But the Jewish state must still act decisively to prevent starvation. Jews around the world may have a part to play
Survivors Naftaly Furst and Batya Rapoport shared their horror at newly-released images of Evyatar David and Rom Braslavski