Donald Trump claims Hamas terrorism would not have happened if he had been president
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Demonstrators have shut down roads as hostage families call on the government to agree to a captive release deal
By Felix Pope
The prime minister blamed Hamas for the collapse of attempts to reach a deal
The Foreign Office is considering whether an arms export licence ban should be imposed
But Labour source told the JC that the anti-Israel motion is unlikely to be debated
By Yaakov Katz
The 2014 war was supposed to deliver a decisive blow to Hamas. Yet, a decade later, the threats are more existential
Ambassador Dennis Ross told the JC that this was evidence that the PA is adopting the ideas and rhetoric of Hamas in a bid for domestic relevance
By Jane Prinsley
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The global football governing body is investigating a request made by the Palestinian Football Association in March
By Ellie Grant
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The Bronze Age artefact has been at the Hecht Museum in Haifa for 35 years
By Tracy-Ann Oberman
Nineteen years is a long time, in television, in life and in geopolitics. What a time of hope 2005 was
A new book skewers the growing idea that Israelis are colonialists
By Jonathan Harounoff
‘It is my goal to show the world how strong we are’
By Amelie Botbol
By The JC Leader
The JC Leader, August 30, 2024
The IDF has targeted several cities in the occupied territories at the same time for the first time since the second intifada
The former hostage held a party with friends and family to celebrate her rescue
By JC Reporter
The way the organisation has left the Jewish state out of its day of remembrance highlights its deep problem with Israel, which has been on full display since October 7
By Jake Wallis Simons