Jacob Jaffa

The Israeli defence minister seemed to announce the move back a potential replacement on live TV, but later said his meaning had been deliberately distorted

The indictment of Yinon Levy, who was sanctioned by the UK in 2024, is believed to be the first of its kind since October 7

The Culture Club frontman also defended the use of AI in creating the track, saying human musicians would have ‘gotten in his way’

Danny Danon said the settlements, which are considered a breach of international law by most UN members, are ‘not temporary outposts, but homes, families, and strong, beautiful communities’

Extremists have been blockading Qusra since Sunday, repelling evacuation attempts by the military

Miles Routledge allegedly called the Nazi leader a ‘great man’ and said the prospect of a similar figure rising in the near future filled him with ‘joy and hope’

Code Pink was accused of engaging in ‘political activities that directly advance the communist Chinese government’s political and policy interests’

The university came under pressure to cut its financial ties to Israel from campus pro-Palestine protestors

The team at Hebrew University worked out how to derive beta-casein, which gives cheese its melting properties, which they say could eradicate the need for industrialised livestock farming

A reporter from Channel 14 thought he was interviewing Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, who was involved in the leaking of footage showing the abuse of a prisoner at an Israeli detention facility