From Paris to Pittsburgh, Manchester to Sydney, Netanyahu's response over the last 10 years to the killing of Diaspora Jews may appear varied, but in essence – they're still all about him
Judge Oded Shaham told the prosecutor that he believes Netanyahu's cross-examination 'is helping us very little.' The prosecutor said in response that Netanyahu spent dozens of hearings dealing with these very issues in his direct testimony
The attempt comes despite the fact that the mayor stated earlier that he would do everything in his power to keep London's Jews safe, and had asked police to step up to cover Hanukkah events.
Rabbi Benjamin Elton, the spiritual leader of the oldest synagogue in Sydney, told a Knesset committee that he would encourage Israeli leaders to 'have confidence in the Jewish institutions in Australia, to listen to their analyses, and listen to their advice'
'We are facing a situation in the prisons,' the prison chief said during a Knesset committee hearing. Without specifying the possible scenarios that could arise, he added that many prisoners now held in Israeli facilities are 'terrorists with proven operational capabilities'
Samuel Williams, 20, was originally arrested on October 15 after videos of him circulated online chanting, “Gaza, Gaza, make us proud; put the Zios in the ground.”
The U.S. bipartisan celebration of the hyper-capitalist hereditary monarchies of the Gulf states – symbolized most prominently by the rise of Qatar – signals a future in which the Gulf model goes global
One of the men was an 'an entrenched member of Hezbollah' who trained in taking hostages and the other had access to a 'wide-ranging Hezbollah network' which was linked to facilitating the acquisition of drone parts
Col. (res.) Yoav Yarom allowed Zeev Erlich, a historian and archaeologist, to visit an ancient mosque and fortress in Lebanon in violation of regulations. Sgt. Gur Kehati and Erlich were killed by Lebanese militants during the visit
Police told the court that the three suspects had planned the attack and carried it out in a racially motivated assault. The attack sent shockwaves across Jaffa, with many businesses going on strike in protest and dozens of residents demonstrating
Gazans claim the Israeli-controlled area, marked by the so-called Yellow Line, changes without warning, moving west. 'We are not fighters,' says one mother sheltering in central Gaza, who worries her children will get caught in the line of fire, 'we are people trying to live'
Critics warn the Atarot neighborhood, the first construction beyond Israel's internationally recognized Jerusalem border since the 1990s, could entrench Israeli control in East Jerusalem and block a future Palestinian state
The minister stopped short of blaming the Bondi Beach terror attack on the Australian government, but said 'but nothing was done. The government here contributed to a harsh anti-Israeli atmosphere.' He is scheduled to attend victims' funerals and speak to the local Jewish community
The 70th edition of the contest in May will have just 35 entries, the fewest since 2003, after five national broadcasters said they would boycott the show in protest against Israel's participation.
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched for the family, in honor of the 'bright, joyful, and spirited child who brought light to everyone around her.' It has already raised over $400,000, well over the $18,600 goal
From convicts and hopeful immigrants to a failed bid for Jewish autonomy – the long history of a community now going through one of its darkest moments
Efforts to contextualize or rationalize the devastating antisemitic violence in Australia are futile so long as irrational hatreds exist. Eternal vigilance will always be the price of Jewish life – in Israel and the Diaspora
Post after post, story after story, Australia's so-called progressive camp is 'all lives mattering' the Jewish community in Sydney: The same camp that mainstreamed anti-Jewish hostility is now diluting Jewish victimhood