Jewish strength can never come from extremism
By Hen Mazzig
Nidal Badarny made light of the plight of Thai captives and suggested that the certificates Hamas gave to female hostages were for ‘completion of a course in pilates’
By David Isaac
The Supreme Court may rely on a range of tactics it previously used when trying to sink government policies it disfavoured
The far-right Finance Minister said that seized land would ‘remain in our hands forever’ and called for the resettlement of ‘10,000 Gazans a day’ to ‘empty’ the Strip
By Canaan Lidor
Saeed Hassanain also dubbed the IDF an ‘occupation army’ and discouraged Arab-Israelis from joining the military
By JC Reporter
Foreign affairs official Mousa Abu Marzouk told the New York Times that the group was willing to negotiate over its armaments
By Ellie Grant
Germany’s presumed new Chancellor held a ‘warm conversation’ with his Israeli counterpart following his election win
By Jacob Jaffa
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The party, which controls the Palestinian Authority, is reportedly being lined up to govern Gaza as part of the unfolding ceasefire deal.
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The predominance of Zionism continues to pose challenges for Judaism, Oxford’s professor of Israel studies argues in his new book
By Simon Rocker
Some of the returned hostages are unresponsive according to their relatives
Two hostages were forced to watch others being freed and beg for their freedom
Shiri’s two sons, Ariel and Kfir, have been identified among the dead, with Israeli officials saying they were murdered by Hamas terrorists using their ‘bare hands’
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Oran Almog was only 10 when a suicide bomber blew himself up in a Haifa restaurant and killed his family
By Imogen Garfinkel
The procession through central London ended in a memorial service
By Daniel Ben-David
The belt was contested by megastars like Rick Rude and Jerry Lawler during the sport’s cultural heyday and its lineage maps the tragic history of its founding family
The bodies of Israeli mother Shiri Bibas, her young sons Ariel and Kfir and peace activist Oded Lifshitz were transferred back to Israel this morning
