Strengthening ties with the Jewish state, a tech and military powerhouse reshaping the region, would serve the UK at home and abroad
By Joan Ryan
Legal experts have suggested the ruling could ‘bring about the financial demise’ of the governing faction in Ramallah
By David Isaac
The Palestinian leader said he had confidence in Trump’s ability to ‘give hope’ to the region
By JC Reporter
A delegation of parliamentarians, including five elected last year, visited with Labour Friends of Israel
By Lorin Bell-Cross
By Asher Fredman
Such a step by the UK would be a tragedy for the Palestinians, for Israel, and for all who seek peace in the Middle East
By The JC Leader
To help build peace, the UK should focus on fostering Palestinian reforms: ending incitement and ‘pay-for-slay’ and replacing the cult of ‘resistance’ with a culture of coexistence
Lawmakers singled out examples of content glorifying terrorists, accusing the Palestinian curriculum of violating basic principles of coexistence and peace education.
By Etgar Lefkovits
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By Jake Wallis Simons
Somehow, MPs have come to the conclusion that the Conservatives’ biggest problem is that they’re not sufficiently pro-Palestine
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Government sources insist that there is ‘rigorous oversight’ of all aid to the Palestinians
The foreign secretary told a Lords committee yesterday: ‘We will prefer recognition as a part of a process to two states’
By Israel Kasnett
For those who understand how the PA works, the move was hardly surprising
The ruling came as the result of a landmark lawsuit filed by a British rabbi who lost his wife and children in a terror attack
Pupils learn maths by counting dead ‘martyrs’ and girls chant ‘Intifada’
By Jane Prinsley
The party, which controls the Palestinian Authority, is reportedly being lined up to govern Gaza as part of the unfolding ceasefire deal.
A spokesman for the terror group also called October 7 a ‘historic success’ and indicated that the subsequent war could have been even more widespread
By Jacob Jaffa
The fund could be reformed to remove the incentive for terrorists to commit violent crimes