The proposed plan could see the Palestinian Authority assume control of the hotly-contested Rafah crossing
By Imogen Garfinkel
Hope feels fragile in this broken world, but without it we risk losing hold of who we are
The ‘goodie bags’ reportedly contained a map of the Strip and photos of the women in captivity
You’d think the sight of terrorists harassing young women would be enough to give their Western supporters pause
The Palestinian leader said the Palestinian Authority has completed all preparations to start rehabilitating the Strip.
The first group of hostages are set to be released on Sunday, January 19
The US Secretary of State also said that Israel must ‘abandon the myth’ of annexing the West Bank.
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Oren Smadja reveals how he dug deep to stay with Israel’s judo team at the Paris Olympics
By Daniel Ben-David
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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
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The controversial official amplified a post claiming that the wildfires and ongoing conflict were ‘symptoms of the same disease’
By Jewish News Syndicate
Morgan may be unwittingly making extremist views more palatable
By Matthias J Becker
Israeli civilians were attacked on seven fronts last year—Iran, Lebanon, Syria, the Gaza Strip, Iraq, Yemen and the West Bank
Image of anti-Israel PSC campaigner who compared Gaza War to the Holocaust on display in taxpayer funded gallery
By Jane Prinsley
The Chanukah gift made for Gilad Aviad contains the metal that almost killed him in Gaza
By Simon Rocker
Labour MPs overwhelmingly spoke critically of Israel in Parliament yesterday
The Israeli organisation denied that the country was committing genocide
