Plus, Israel to seize ‘second corridor’ of Gaza
By Nathan Jeffay
The organisation’s chief cited the Jewish state's strong high-tech sector and resilience but it is recommending contentious reforms to religious education to ensure future stability
By JC Reporter
The IDF has admitted firing at ambulances, but maintains that they were suspicious and were uncoordinated with military command
By Jacob Jaffa
The outgoing Special Envoy for post-Holocaust Issues also pressed Parliament to support the new Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre in Westminster during an exclusive interview with the JC.
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The number of 18 to 24-year-olds supporting the terrorist group against Israel has jumped over the past year
By Ellie Grant
By Nicole Lampert
I spoke to some of the anti-Hamas protesters – it’s time the world listened to them
Plus, Jerusalem Post editor drawn into ‘Qatargate’ probe
Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu called the amazing discovery ‘a reminder that even children can play a role in uncovering history’
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Objections from the PM’s allies at home and abroad reportedly derailed the appointment of Eli Sharvit as the director of the security services
The Israeli premier provoked backlash from across the political spectrum when he referred to the pair as ‘hostages’ in his statement on the case
The move is apparently intended to exert ‘maximum pressure’ on Hamas to release its remaining hostages and to facilitate the ‘voluntary departure’ of Palestinians.
The youth delegation were visiting Europe for a Holocaust education tour, including visits to several concentration camps
Plus, Netanyahu aides arrested in ‘Qatargate’ probe
The prospective appointment has been met with a mixed reaction, including from the PM’s political allies.
By Stephen Pollard
To many activists marching every weekend in London, it appears the deaths of Gazans killed by Hamas are an irrelevance
The military said that the area has become a terrorist hotspot, but the move is likely to raise humanitarian concerns
