Grandmother and retired teacher Ada Sagi was living on the Kibbutz Nir Oz, close to the border with Gaza, when she disappeared
By Elisa Bray
The area is home to one of the UK's largest Jewish communities
By Rosa Doherty
The Corporation also came under fire after guest compared terror attack to 'Warsaw Ghetto Uprising'
By David Rose
Israel is a nation with an indomitable spirit despite being in shock and mourning this weekend
By JC Reporter
Jake, a British Arsenal fan and metal musician, went missing after Hamas attacked a music festival taking place near Gaza. His lifelong-friend Daniel Aboudy speaks to the JC
By Katie Grant
Magen David Adom is responsible for more than 96% of blood supplies in the country
The Israeli prime minister pledged to defend religious freedom and the holy sites of all faiths as five people were arrested
By Felix Pope
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The biopic feels so completely anchored in Israel's national identity
By Linda Marric
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Shalvi was born in Germany and fled to England before making aliyah in 1949
By Keren David
The Superland theme park said a passenger had pressed an emergency button, bringing the ride to a halt
Cauliflower king Eyal Shani has been picked as one of the brand's faces in Israel
By Josh Kaplan
More than half of Jews felt unwelcome here as a result of the media coverage at the time
The Anu Museum acquired the bible after it was sold by Sotheby's for $38m
By Jonathan Sacerdoti
The country has become the first Middle Eastern country to be admitted to the US Visa Waiver program
By Menachem Wecker
The far right national security minister is said to have been the target of a plot organised in Tehran
The tourism ministers' visit comes as both countries work towards a normalisation deal
