Mansour survived the 1941 Farhud massacre before emigrating to Israel with his family
By Ellie Grant
Ohad Ben-Ami, Or Levy and Eli Sharabi were visibly malnourished when they were returned to Israel over the weekend, with one claiming to have been shackled for so long that he forgot how to walk
The fund could be reformed to remove the incentive for terrorists to commit violent crimes
Mike Huckabee predicted changes ‘of biblical proportion’ under the new president’s Middle East policy
The half-time performance continued without interruption as the person was escorted away
The announcement has deepened concern for the welfare of the Bibas children, who remain in Gaza
It is potentially a valuable piece of territory – if only its inhabitants’ politics of destruction could change
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By Jacob Jaffa
The US President just laid out – and appeared to row back on – a roadmap for ethnic cleansing
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Proposals must be workable and in-line with international law, the Board said
By Imogen Garfinkel
By Jonathan Rynhold
The US President’s brand of diplomacy is built on taking radical positions
Sultana and six others were suspended last year for voting against the government, but she has claimed she is being punished for ‘speaking up for Palestine’
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The Prime Minister also faced questions over the use of taxpayer money to fund UNRWA
Building Bridges in Burnley was set up in 2001 following race riots in the town
Enlistment of women in Israeli combat units has surged by more than 20 per cent
By Eliana Jordan
By Seth J. Frantzman
Terror group remain a factor in talks on rebuilding the Strip
By The JC
We thought they’d be broken by their ordeal. But they are strong and brave and extraordinary