Analysis

Could ‘Wacky Jacky’ decide Trump’s fate?

As the US mid-term elections draw close, Jewish candidates could help shape the outcome

Domestic pressure behind Jordan move

Charedi rabbis' response to the LGBT+ guidance was the mildest rebuke

The most striking thing is what it does not say, writes Simon Rocker

The rocket that almost caused a war

Seconds made the difference between conflict and containment on Wednesday, Anshel Pfeffer writes

Is Netanyahu the man no one can beat?

The Knesset returns to session with one issue — the election — on the agenda

Jerusalem’s dismay at Nikki Haley's departure is sincere

The US ambassador the UN was an unabashed champion of Israel and her successor is unlikely to replicate her, Anshel Pfeffer writes

Khan Ahmar: a village in the spotlight

Anshel Pfeffer examines the story of a West Bank Bedouin village that is to be demolished under an Israeli court order

Corbyn has lit a fire of Jew-hate that is now beyond his control

'Corbyn has said and done things that can reasonably be described as antisemitic,' writes Dave Rich

What a Labour government recognising a Palestinian state would actually mean

Toby Greene, from British-Israeli think tank Bicom, explores the significance of Jeremy Corbyn's pledge