Oron Shaul’s body had been held by Hamas since 2014
By JC Reporter
‘Since October 7 we have had to put all our emotions aside because otherwise, we wouldn’t be able to function’
By Nicole Lampert
The deal will reunite the hostages with their families after nearly 500 days of war, but could also spark a wave of fresh unrest in the Strip according to Israeli officials
By Charles Bybelezer
The International Development Select Committee also called on the Government to recognise a Palestinian state
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Security cabinet reportedly set to meet this morning to approve the deal
By Jacob Jaffa
The Pinsker Centre says students are keen to hear why Israel, like other nations, has the right to exist
Vered Atzmon Meshulam explains the issues those who have suffered years of Hamas captivity could face upon returning home
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The move could collapse the Netanyahu government and prompt fresh elections in Israel at a crucial moment for the region
By Joshua Marks
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President Biden confirmed the agreement in a press conference this evening, plus more details on how it will be implemented
By Imogen Garfinkel
In extracts from her new book, The Builder’s Stone, Melanie Phillips explains how Jewish nationhood, education and morality can play a vital role in shaping the future
By Melanie Phillips
The shocking claims were made by the Islamic regime’s Vice President, who confirmed that the plan had been foiled
By Erez Linn
The far-right minister has slammed the draft agreement as a ‘surrender’ and called for a renewal of hostilities if Hamas isn’t completely dismantled
The US Secretary of State also said that Israel must ‘abandon the myth’ of annexing the West Bank.
Oren Smadja reveals how he dug deep to stay with Israel’s judo team at the Paris Olympics
By Daniel Ben-David
The turmoil has driven the development of groundbreaking tools to aid its citizens and inspire solutions worldwide.
By Maayan Hoffman
Members spent nearly double the amount of time discussing the Gaza War compared to the alleged genocide in Sudan or Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
