Labour Friends of Israel’s largest delegation in a decade met with government officials in Israel as trips ramp up ahead of likely election next year
By Ben Bloch
By Anshel Pfeffer
With the vote looming on the PM's legal reforms, next week will provide the biggest test yet for both sides in the struggle for the future of Israeli democracy
By Jenni Frazer
It's such a disappointment when otherwise intelligent men behave in stupid ways
The controversial security minister made the calls in the wake of terror attacks in Israel
By JC Reporter
Ze'ev Raz took part in Israel's daring mission to bomb Saddam Hussein's nuclear reactor
Yesterday's event in London was timed to coincide with other international rallies against the Israeli government's planned legal reforms
By Simon Rocker
Tzipi Hotovely's comments come as protestors around the world, including in London, plan to demonstrate outside Israeli embassies this Saturday
By Daniel Ben-David
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Khartoum banned relations with Israel in the 1950s but agreed to work toward ties in 2020
By Georgia L Gilholy
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A new book traces the history of the Jewish state through the work of its top caricaturists
By Colin Shindler
Jerusalem is reportedly considering military aid for Kyiv, after months of rejecting President Zelensky’s requests
Neve Yaakov is a place most Israelis barely knew existed until last week's atrocity
Will last week's Supreme Court ruling on the deputy prime minister be a prelude to a much more explosive showdown between the judicial and executive branches of the country?
Controversial Israeli rabbi and politician who influenced the right-ward shift of the Religious Zionist Party
By Chaim Klein
PM vows to find ‘legal way’ to reinstate ally in wake of ‘unfortunate’ decision that ‘ignores will of the people’
By Nic North
80,000 people demonstrated against the government's planned legal reforms last weekend
By Maya Orbach
Ruling disqualifying the appointment of Shas leader Aryeh Deri has taken matters out of new prime minister's hands