Daycare teachers in Kiryat Gat accused of hundreds of charges of child abuse
By Jane Prinsley
French President Emmanuel Macron said he was ‘outraged’ at the latest Israeli strike on Rafah
By Daniel Ben-David
Harvard academic Noah Feldman’s new book asks what do Jews today have in common
By Simon Rocker
The UN’s top court did not order Israel to halt the campaign entirely, British lawyers insist
By Felix Pope
Israel Katz invited the three diplomats for “severe reprimand conversations” after their countries declared intent to recognise a Palestinian state
By Eliana Jordan
As a beleaguered democracy facing a savage terrorist group, the dichotomy is acute for the Jewish state
By Jake Wallis Simons
The demonstration was timed to mark the start of the Knesset’s summer assembly
By JC Reporter
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Fayez al-Dwairi previously referred to the ‘so-called Holocaust’
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It was a close-run contest with Habs Girls just a point behind
Terrorists who participated in the October 7 massacre were reportedly taken out in an IDF air strike
Grieving families called for a ‘different future’ for everybody in the region
By Rosa Doherty
Humphrey Cobbold said Britain should supply ‘defensive weapons’ to the Jewish state but not ‘big bombs’
Sapir Cohen spent 55 days in Gaza, where her boyfriend is still held captive
Eden Golan defied hate and came fifth after huge swing in public vote for Israel
The foreign secretary added, however, that a US-style weapons freeze would ‘make Hamas stronger’
Doubts have been raised over the veracity of the Palestinian death count since October 7
