A new ad during peak viewership tries to distance the beverage from Israel
The Kunsthaus Zurich art museum has announced the removal of five paintings, due to potential links between these artworks and Nazi-era looting during World War II.
The decision comes after Benny Gantz quit the cabinet to rejoin the opposition to Netanyahu’s government
The terror group is now more guerrilla group than army
US report documents Iran’s involvement in the October 7 attacks
Former Jewish Chronicle assistant foreign editor Sidney Lightman served with the Israeli Navy
BBC executives Dame Jenny Abramsky and Alan Yentob both got top awards
The 43-year-old man was reported to the Counter Terrorism Policing unit on June 4 for posts that allegedly showed support for Hamas
The inaugural contest raised funds for the two Jewish primary schools
His brain will be donated to science for research on super-aging.
Fifty-one percent believe that Hamas terrorists are "the most deserving" of leading the Palestinian people
New details have filtered out about the torments the rescued hostages experienced at the hands of their captors
NY politicians condemn protests at exhibit about Nova festival as Jew-hatred
The march was Canada’s largest pro-Israel event since the start of the war
The four all served in the Givati Brigade’s reconnaissance unit
The IDF and Israeli police worked on the operation that freed four people on Saturday
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