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No fly zone, drones and 700 police officers for Maccabi Tel Aviv’s Aston Villa visit
Heightened police presence announced for Europa League game after warnings it could be targeted by extremist groups
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We’re protecting Israel by praying, insist ultra-Orthodox Jews
Haredi protests bring Jerusalem to a standstill as sects fight demands to end army service exemption
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Prosecutors refused to treat Jews faced with ‘Nazi salutes’ as hate crime victims
CPS only agreed to look at case after complainants threatened judicial review
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Latest remains released by Hamas do not belong to hostages, Israel says
Forensic analysis reveals bodies are not any of 11 remaining captives still held by Hamas
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The Gaza students scheme puts British people at risk
If children have been radicalised by Palestinian education, we may be importing a new generation of extremists
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Why is the Intifada crowd silent on Sudan?
For two decades, Darfur has been the crisis progressives chose not to see
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Only Muslim soldiers will serve as peacekeepers in Gaza
Indonesian, Emirati and Egyptian troops are expected to be deployed under ‘international stabilisation force’
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Gazan students allowed to bring their families to Britain
Students said they could not take up scholarships unless they were allowed to come with relatives
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Israel has every right to regard the ceasefire deal as over
Although the Jewish state says it will uphold the Trump-brokered agreement, Hamas has shown its true colours again
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Hamas ‘reburied hostage’s body to stage discovery’
Red Cross hits out at terror group for ‘unacceptable fake recovery’
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Inside the ghost city where bodies of Gaza’s hostages are concealed
The Telegraph was among foreign journalists entering the Strip for the first time since Trump’s ceasefire began. This is what we found
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Netanyahu orders fresh strikes on Gaza Strip after IDF soldier shot
Hamas, which denies involvement in the shooting, says it will postpone release of further hostages following latest attacks by Israel
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The Jewish academics living in fear of anti-Semitic hate mobs
Pro-Palestine activists are forcing staff to hide in their homes – and the silence from university authorities is deafening
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‘Palestine Action vandal’ leads anti-Israel protest using prison phone
Mohammed Umer Khalid speaks from inside Wormwood Scrubs to protesters in ‘yet another security farce’
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The treatment of British Jews proves the lie at the heart of multiculturalism
This ideology cloaks itself in platitudes about tolerance while downplaying attitudes inimical to a free society
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British commentator who praised Oct 7 attacks detained by US
Sami Hamdi was arrested by immigration agents at San Francisco airport and faces deportation back to UK
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Radiohead subjected to ‘Left-wing witch-hunt’ over Palestine
Band members condemn attacks focused on ‘silence over war’ and guitarist’s close ties to Israel
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Met and CPS accused of string of anti-Semitism failings
Police and prosecutors must crack down on harassment of Jews, death threats and support for Hamas, say community groups
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Israel does not need US permission for fresh Gaza strikes, insists Netanyahu
Israeli prime minister says his country will determine who is allowed to contribute to an international stabilisation force
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‘We want people to see what it’s like to wake up with a terrorist in your house’
Hollywood producer Lawrence Bender’s new drama Red Alert retells the horror of the Oct 7 attacks through the eyes of four families
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Expect no apologies for the propaganda spread about Gaza
We need to quash the twin motherlodes of popular narrative: ‘genocide’ and ‘famine’
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Hamas racing to entrench itself in Gaza as ‘dark cycle’ continues
Analysts fear the terror group is ‘going nowhere’ as reprisals, beatings, interrogations, disappearances and public executions continue
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Gaza protests force Israeli restaurant chain to shut down
Owners forced to shutter Shouk after it was featured on a list compiled by the DC for Palestine’s ‘Apartheid? I Don’t Buy It’ campaign
