Thursday, 8 May, 2025
10 Iyar 5785
The world’s highest court will assess whether the ban on Unrwa violates international law
By Jacob Jaffa
Plus, the latest in the Netanyahu-Bar court row
By Nathan Jeffay
The decision could see the UN agency, which has been accused of employing Hamas operatives, hit with significant claims from the relatives of terror victims
Plus, IDF admits error over death of UN worker in Gaza
Plus, Trump and Netanyahu ‘on the same side of every issue’
The Brotherhood represents the largest opposition force in the country but has long been criticised over its alleged ties to terror groups
The Palestinian Authority leader called on the terror group to lay down its arms for first time since start of war in Gaza
By Jane Prinsley
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By Marie van der Zyl
Falsely claiming a minority of deputies is the community’s voice fuels division, not peace
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch accused ministers of handing over taxpayer money to the group, which she accused of ‘glorifying evil terror groups’, after ministers dropped a court case against it
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The country has increasingly moved away from its former alliance with Iran following the overthrow of the Assad regime
Plus, Shin Bet row sees fresh allegations against Netanyahu
An anti-Israel NGOs attempted to seek an arrest warrant against Gideon Sa’ar, accusing him of involvement in ‘genocidal’ policymaking
President Emmanuel Macron has indicated that Paris could also recognise a Palestinian state in June as he looks to bridge gaping divides between the two sides
Plus, Putin tells former hostages to be ‘grateful’ to Hamas for releasing them
Abdul Malik admitted sharing a video by a spokesperson for the terrorist group, despite initially denying doing so
