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
By Jacob Jaffa
Ali Khamenei ‘led the decision to carry out a bomb attack and issued an executive order or fatwa to carry it out’, prosecutor Sebastián Basso said
By JC Reporter
Khan has denied all allegations and vowed to cooperate with the investigation
By Ellie Grant
The High Court is to hear a claim that the government’s policy is a breach of human rights
By Simon Rocker
The legislation represents a key victory for the Netanyahu government but has been criticised as an ‘attack on Israeli democracy’
The ruling came as the result of a landmark lawsuit filed by a British rabbi who lost his wife and children in a terror attack
A new claim from victims’ relatives alleges that Students for Justice in Palestine ‘aided and abetted’ the terror group
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The student claimed that her free speech rights were violated after the artwork was edited
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Itay Kashti was lured to a remote rented cottage in west Wales in August on the pretence of a music collaboration opportunity
By Daniel Ben-David
An article published by the paper accused Murray of supporting attacks against immigrants
Efraim Grinfeld also told High Court that overcrowding in Israeli prisons would violate his rights
The claimants allege that the channel employed pro-terror activists and helped the group spread propaganda and incite violence
By Ariel Kahana
Daniel Kitov was arrested by Shin Bet earlier this month over alleged acts of vandalism funded by foreign agents
A German court heard that the men hid weapons caches throughout Europe in order to carry out ‘flanking attacks’ related to the October 7 massacres
BBC journalist John Ware is suing the former Pink Floyd frontman for saying that he was 'cheerleading genocide'
The Supreme Court may rely on a range of tactics it previously used when trying to sink government policies it disfavoured