‘The efforts to bring them home will not stop until the mission is complete,’ said the Prime Minister’s Office
By Jacob Jaffa
Professor Alon Monsonego team discovered that ‘super centenarians’ in Japan displayed a much higher number of a specific type of cell, which control inflammation and help fight disease
Rabbi Ayala Deckel teaches classic Jewish texts beyond the confines of the traditional yeshivah
By Simon Rocker
Officers raided homes in northern Israel and the West Bank
Philip Goldenberg and Robert Stone can return to the Board next month after making a ‘suitable apology’
The Monty Python alumna shared a series of comments on X that were critical of the Jewish state, including the claim that it ‘controls global finance’
By Jamie Shapiro
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A total of 5,800 Bnei Menashe will be admitted to the Jewish state in the next five years
By JC Reporter
Ishaq Taher Salah Arafah was released from an Israeli prison as part of the ceasefire deal with Hamas
Mark Sewards said he was ‘delighted’ to take up the role
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The advocacy group is heavily scaling back its operations as just three hostages remain in Gaza
The development can halt the condition’s degenerative symptoms, and even potentially reverse the damage it causes
A 15-year old Israeli who was trapped for nine hours after scaling a crane on top of a 36-storey building was brought down in a complex rescue operation
The Ministry of Defence told the JC that ‘no UK officials were able to’ attend the conference
Melanie Shiraz, despite not placing in the competition’s top 30, used her platform to remember those Israelis who lost their lives to terror
