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German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier joined an alliance of groups supporting Israel in the face of attacks by the Islamist terror group Hamas. Those present decried the rise in antisemitic hate crimes.
Jewish and Arab Israelis detained, fired from jobs and even attacked for expressing sentiments interpreted as pro-Hamas
Israel blames Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas Gaza, for the October 7 terror attacks. He had surgery for a brain tumor while in an Israeli prison.
The State Department has ordered embassy personnel to leave Iraq and issued warnings that US citizens not travel to the country as regional tensions soar after Hamas' terror attack on Israel.
The terrorist acknowledged that the order defied Islamic doctrine
If elected on Sunday, populist Javier Milei vows to abolish central bank, loosen gun laws, legalize sale of human organs
The price hike is expected to exacerbate already poor uptake of the drug.
Families of those taken by Hamas speak at event organised by Board of Deputies, JLC and UJIA - the largest communal rally for nearly two decades
The terror-cell, made up of teenagers, is suspected of having planned multiple attacks against Israeli and Jewish targets in Europe - Click the link for more.
Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian also criticised the US for providing military support.
Israeli military offensive in Gaza offers opportunity to extremist groups in west and Middle East, experts say
Uighur activists say the statement on East Turkestan, the name that Uighur exiles use for Xinjiang, shines the spotlight “on the continuous and severe violations being inflicted upon the Uighur and other predominantly Muslim communities by the Chinese regime”
Palestinians said they had received renewed warnings from Israel's military to move from north Gaza to the south of the strip, with the added warning that they could be identified as sympathisers with a "terrorist organisation" if they stayed put.
Yes supporters break week of silence by stating 14 October result was so mean-spirited it would remain ‘unbelievable and appalling’ for decades