Does Hamas’s new course look like the old one? What Khalil al-Hayya’s election means - analysis
The election of Khalil al-Hayya as Hamas leader: Circumstances and implications
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How a theory of overlapping oppression became, for some, a framework for anti-Israel activism
South African Jews still wear kippot – but hide their Zionism
While violent antisemitism is rare, South Africa’s Jewish community says anti-Israel hostility, campus intimidation, and political rhetoric have created new pressures
'We know where you live': UK students describe antisemitic threats universities ignored
UK students question universities’ double standards
The last living Eichmann trial reporter warns antisemitism never died
He watched Eichmann face justice, now he’s one of the last who can tell it
'Insurance certificate for escape': Israelis reclaim German citizenship in record numbers
Eighty years after the Holocaust, a record number of Israelis are reclaiming German citizenship – not out of nostalgia, but as a passport to security and opportunity
'Friends become your family here': For young immigrants, belonging in Israel takes years
While young Jewish immigrants are welcomed at Ben-Gurion Airport with signs and ceremonies that make arrival sound immediate, truly feeling at home is a process
Confronting the oldest hatred in its newest forms - from the editor
As antisemitism rises across the globe, this edition examines its many forms and the fight to confront them
By mistaking delay for diplomacy, the West is again falling into Iran's negotiation trap - analysis
Every ceasefire offers Iran another opportunity to rebuild, while the West mistakes delay for diplomacy
'Killing security officers is a red line': Why Jordan brought back the death penalty
The execution of six men convicted of killing security officers in June signals Amman’s tough new approach to terrorism, drug trafficking, and threats to the kingdom’s stability
When Arabs lose in the World Cup, the Jew is summoned as the hidden hand - opinion
The lie about one soccer referee exposed how deeply antisemitic conspiracy theories remain embedded in Arab discourse
