One military official is quoted as describing the move as psychological warfare
By Daniel Ben-David
By Peter Prinsley
The 1988 Hamas charter called explicitly for the destruction of Israel. By contrast, recognition of Palestine within the framework of a two-state solution, with secure borders based on the 1967 lines, is a clear rejection of that vision
The US President also reportedly ruled out allowing Israel to annex parts of the West Bank
By Jacob Jaffa
By Stephen Pollard
Even former UN general secreatary Ban Ki-moon has condemned the anti-Israel bias of the Human Rights Council
By Salo Aizenberg
The inquiry erases context, twists language, launders enemy claims into fact, whitewashes the crimes of Hamas, and stretches legal definitions until self-defense itself becomes a crime
The prime minister is said to be waiting until after the US president leaves so that the announcement doesn’t dominate the pair’s upcoming news conference
By Jamie Shapiro
Hamas has been allowed to retain a grip on UN-supported schools in Gaza
By Dina Rovner
By submitting your email, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Notice.
The latest stories from the Jewish world
A weekly digest of our best stories from the editor
Your daily guide to the war in Israel
For what’s got British Jews talking
Pro-Gaza MPs urge Home Secretary to consider ‘all necessary measures, including military action’
By Jane Prinsley
||
The UN Human Rights Council has condemned Israel more times than it has censured Iran, Syria, and North Korea put together
By Siam Goorwich
The chair of the commission was previously accused of anti-Israel bias
By JC Reporter
Lawsuit accuses rapporteur of spreading ‘malicious lies’ about Christian support for ‘genocide’
By The JC Leader
This Labour government is not just abandoning Jerusalem. It is abandoning Britain’s Jewish community, already under pressure; the hostages still in captivity, and its very own Zionist tradition
Senior UCL lecturer Andrew Seal also defended the Houthis over their attacks on shipping and opposed removing Hamas from power
The peacekeeping force will remain in Lebanon through 2026 before a full withdrawal in a motion delayed by intense diplomatic wrangling with the White House
By Mike Wagenheim
Britain, Germany and France cite regime’s nuclear violations and stalled diplomacy
Washington is reportedly under pressure from Jerusalem to force the UN agency to cease operations, with critics arguing it has been ineffective in maintaining peace in the region