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
By Jacob Jaffa
If achieved, a deal would mark the latest blow to Iran’s network of proxies in the region
Plus, Netanyahu takes the hard line on Iran
By Nathan Jeffay
Abtisam Mohamed and Yuan Yang were denied entry to Israel last week, provoking a political row in the UK
The 21-year-old lieutenant provided intelligence support from Israel to rescuers in her city of birth
By Imogen Garfinkel
Tehran has been pulling back from direct support for its proxies amid growing tension with Washington over the former’s nuclear programme
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Yesterday MPs spent more time discussing the removal of two MPs from Israel than the potential closure of Scunthorpe steelworks
By Lorin Bell-Cross
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The US President also ducked questions regarding the imposition of tariffs on Israel despite Jerusalem’s efforts to reduce trade barriers
By JC Reporter
Plus, Egypt outs forward new hostage release deal
Detaining British MPs of any party is counterproductive and concerning, a Downing Street spokesperson said
By Jonathan Sacerdoti
Israel has no obligation to invite in politicians who seek to damage it from within
The musician defied criticism when he played in Tel Aviv with his band Public Image Ltd in 2010
By Elisa Bray
Senior Hamas leaders wrote to the commander of Iran’s Quds Force in 2021, Israel’s defence minister said
David Lammy described the move as ‘unacceptable, counterproductive, and deeply concerning’
The move comes just ahead of the busy Passover travel season