By Nathan Jeffay
Fighting in Gaza could resume as soon as next week as ceasefire talks hit ‘a dead end’ once more
Footage shows guards wrestling with campaigners ahead of a special session set to decide on the necessity of a public inquiry into the massacres
By Jacob Jaffa
Yad Vashem chair Dani Dayan has been appointed to the role of chair in a year that coincides with the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
Eli Sharabi was held in Gaza for almost 500 days, only discovering upon his release that his wife and children had been murdered on October 7
Jawad Nasrallah tells Lebanese TV how his father experienced deep depression after the Mossad attack
By JC Reporter
Reports suggest that failure of a last ditch effort to extend the ceasefire could see a ‘full return to war’ in Gaza
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The terrorist was killed on the scene by a security guard and armed civilian
The Prime Minister’s Office defended the decision as the memo indicating suspicious Hamas activity was framed as non-urgent
By Imogen Garfinkel
“If the regime harms the Druze, it will be harmed by us,” Netanyahu and Katz said in joint statement
Plus, former minister accuses freed hostage of ‘echoing Hamas propaganda’ following criticism
The former national security minister said he was ‘proud’ of his conduct when questioned by journalists
His kibbutz described his death as a profound loss, calling him the “beating heart of Kissufim.”
By Josh Kaplan
By Lilach Shoval
Marco Rubio said the move was undoing Biden administration policy towards Israel
