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The impact of Biden’s support for Israel on his reelection prospects in 2024 is uncertain. While he has shown strong backing for Israel during the

The summer interlude is coming to an end. In Israel, there was no pause, neither in the offensive of the ruling coalition nor in the

Today Israel celebrate its seventy-fifth anniversary. Like every year, Yom Haatsmaut close this parenthesis loaded with symbols, calling for national unity rather than partisan divisions.

Just two months after the establishment of the 6th Netanyahu government, Israel has never been so divided. For more than a month, week after week,

To attend the conference “To save the Israeli democracy” we organize jointly with the Jewish secular community centre (CCLJ) at the European Parliament on Monday

“Will we then have a theocracy? No: faith makes us united, science makes us free. We will by no means allow the theocratic ambitions of

Amos Oz, the great Israeli writer, argued in a commentary a few years ago that to put an end to the conflict gripping the two

Once again, an attack has striken Israel. At the entrance of Shabbat, a Palestinian from East Jerusalem shot at the faithful going out of a

In 2010, we launched The founding Appeal of JCall because, as European Jewish citizens, we were deeply concerned for Israel’s existence. We wrote that “underestimating

On November 1st, Israelis will go to the polls for the fifth time within three years and a half. One week later, it will be

We remember the movie Groundhog Day where the hero is condemned each morning, when he wakes up, to live again the same day, being the