The British PM told The Jewish Chronicle that police relied on false information to ban Israeli fans from attending a Europa League game in Birmingham earlier this month, to which over 700 officers were deployed
It doesn't require tanks or airstrikes, just budgets quietly stripped from Arab towns, empty promises quietly shelved, and entire communities left to fend for themselves as illegal weapons flood our streets
Spain's public broadcasting authority said that 'Israel has systematically violated all competition rules and exploited them for political purposes, while other countries that did so were sanctioned'
Stop the Hate alleges that the police are weaponizing their presence to suppress Jewish opposition, forcing counter-protesters into isolated, barricaded areas they call the "Jewpen."
Mordechai David, an associate of tamar Ben-Gvir, threatened reporter Guy Peleg after he aired a leaked video showing IDF soldiers abusing a Palestinian detainee. The judge repeatedly rejected Peleg's request for a 500-meter distancing order, issuing a two-meter restraining order instead
Chief Superintendent Meni Benjamin was suspended about two weeks ago after the Justice Ministry launched an investigation into abuse of police power and breach of trust. The commissioner reinstated him after reviewing the investigation materials
The settler activist group calls for the return of Jewish settlement to the historical Bashan region, a biblical area in what is now southern Syria. Dozens of Israelis from the same group, including parents with children, crossed through the Golan Heights border fence in April in an attempt to establish an outpost in Syria
Since October 7, 2023, Israeli teams have hosted their games in Europe. A request from the teams following the Israel-Hamas cease-fire was approved unanimously by the EuroLeague and in December, Hapoel Jerusalem will play Hamburg at Pais Arena in Jerusalem
The politician told the BBC he had never made any offensive comments 'with intent,' after a former classmate alleged he threatened to 'gas them.' Prime Minister Starmer called Farage 'spineless' and urged him to apologize
'When Caesar Was King' documents the rise and fall of 1950s TV comedian Sid Caesar. Author and longtime Vanity Fair journalist David Margolick describes the book as celebration of a 'secular Jewish sensibility' that's disappearing
Two congregation members were killed in the Yom Kippur attack, one of whom was accidentally shot by a police officer as congregants barricaded the synagogue to block the attacker from entering, who was killed by police. The man was detained on suspicion of 'commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism'
A social media storm erupted over the annual Christmas light display, which some interpreted as Islamizing the Christian celebration. Others were quick to point out its Italian influences – especially as Lebanon prepares to welcome Pope Leo XIV
Váradi told the transportation minister during their meeting that “In the next three years, we will add 4,000 jobs in Israel, and about 500 employees will be hired directly by Wizz.”
'He'll transfer money without asking questions and beg me to ask for more': Financial domination - better known as findom - is a fetish where pleasure is derived from monetary submission to a dominatrix without physical contact or traditional sexual gratification. It is costing Israelis millions and hurting both sides
During a tour of the French Consulate in Jerusalem by right-wing Israeli lawmakers last wing, Religious Zionism MK Ohad Tal was recorded berating a consulate employee, warning they would 'make sure you can't work here.' This comes after Jerusalem's Deputy Mayor led two demonstrations near the consulate over France's recognition of Palestine
The assault involved 25 masked assailants allegedly terrorizing olive harvesters and injuring several people, including one woman severely. The incident is part of a surge in settler violence, with October seeing the highest number of such incidents since 2006, according to a UN report
EBITDA for the first nine months of 2025 rose by about 17% to approximately NIS 1.16 billion, compared to about NIS 993 million in the same period last year.