Film-maker Shaylee Atary survived by hiding for 27 hours with her baby
By Gaby Wine
But new community action places us ‘on the front foot’ says Keith Black
By Simon Rocker
Cabinet approves plan for memorial two days after Simchat Torah every year
By Eliana Jordan
One in four told poll that rape can be justified in wartime
By Jane Prinsley
Judy Silkoff’s mischievous new pet has cost her a fortune in vet bills but the love she inspires makes her worth it
By Judy Silkoff
Ester Cunio, 90, is now hoping the world-famous footballing hero will help campaign for the release of her grandsons
It has taken the UN five months to acknowledge that women were raped and tortured by Hamas
By Elisa Bray
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The report also found that hostages are being sexually abused
By Rosa Doherty
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By Anshel Pfeffer
Just before October 7, thousands of Israeli sim cards activated in Gaza
The artworks appeared in less than half of the originally planned locations due to security concerns
By Daniel Ben-David
Most international airlines have yet to restore service to Tel Aviv
By JC Reporter
There are ‘absolutely no other U.N. agency or international NGOs’ that can replace the terror-linked organization, Philippe Lazzarini claimed.
Thousands of lawyers pressure the UN to fire its Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories
The deal was the main focus of a phone call between Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Joe Biden on Sunday
The two were residents of a northern Israeli town and were arrested last month
Driver ordered to return ‘OCT7TH’ plates or risk having vehicle registration cancelled