In the first of three weekly extracts from his new book, JC editor Jake Wallis Simons dispels myths about the country
By Jake Wallis Simons
By Anshel Pfeffer
Amid a bitter row over judicial reforms, Netanyahu's government is locked in a row over transferring billions of shekels to Arab local councils
The academics have been outspoken about antisemitism and BDS activity at the City University of New York
By Rosa Doherty
Part of the judicial reform bill passed into law this week, but the prime minister has never looked more beleaguered
The Israeli President met his US counterpart in the White House amid mass protests in Israel
By JC Reporter
The PM urged the public to "spend less time in the sun and drink more water."
The riots followed a terror attack near an Israeli settlement
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Sharren Haskel said she felt 'pain and humiliation' after being removed from the podium
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Eighty per cent of respondents tell poll they have had to give up one or more item of expenditure
By Daniel Ben-David
Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich reached a deal
The MK was speaking in a debate in the Knesset about funding for orthodox schools
The US president wants to cement the gains made before the 2024 election
Fruma, née Segal, was born in Poland and sailed to Israel aboard the "Exodus."
Israel’s current struggles put Judaism’s moral reputation at stake
By Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg
Though he's 'not overly optimistic about our political class' he remains 'hopeful' about the Jewish state's prospects
By David Rose
As Israel’s celebrates its 75th birthday this month, we examine the triumphs and the challenges of an extraordinary nation
By Richard Pater