Saturday, 3 May, 2025
5 Iyar 5785
The role went unfilled during the President’s first term but has reportedly been prioritised given the administration’s renewed focus on antisemitism
By Jacob Jaffa
Reports suggest that the framework of the ongoing negotiations is shaping up produce an agreement similar to the one abandoned by the first Trump administration.
By Maureen Lipman
Reflections from the Queen Mary 2: people-watching at sea and a tribute to the Schindler of Spain
Representative Cory Mills recently returned from a fact-finding mission to Damascus and expressed his ‘optimism’ regarding the country’s new president Ahmed Al-Sharaa
By Shany Mor
‘Geostrategic antisemitism’ doesn’t need a majority to become an organising principle – just enough elite backers
Commentator also said he believes Trump will not allow Iran to get the bomb in his presidency
By Jane Prinsley
By The JC Leader
Even as Israel remains locked in a struggle with Iran and its proxies, a more dangerous adversary could be emerging on its doorstep
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The US President's decision apparently came ‘after months of internal debate’ about whether to pursue a military or diplomatic option in his dealings with Tehran
By JC Reporter
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By Kobi Michael
Only the US — trusted by both sides — can broker an arrangement that secures their vital interests and outlines a shared future in Syria
The decision sets an important precedent that legal residency can be revoked without any criminal conviction
Tehran could reportedly agree to dilute its stock of enriched uranium in order to stave off President Trump’s ‘maximum pressure’ campaign
Yehuda Kaploun was heavily involved in efforts to attract Jewish voters during the 2024 election campaign and has been praised by the President for his commitment to religious freedom
The former Arkansas governor has been hailed among Republicans for his vocal support of the Jewish state but critics have raised concern about his previous comments regarding the West Bank
The outspoken CEO has long been a staunch Trump ally but has now broken with the President over trade policy.
By Daniel Ben-David
The career civil servant, who will oversee US defence policy, has split Zionist opinion with his unusual stance on the Middle East
If achieved, a deal would mark the latest blow to Iran’s network of proxies in the region