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Writing in the Jewish Telegraph last week ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe festival, former Conservative minister Andrew Percy MP strongly condemns antisemitism in Scottish anti-Israel movement, stating that "core activists"... Read more

Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinian Authority (PA), as well as four European countries, are set to participate in a joint drill of their emergency services - the first exercise of its... Read more

This week, a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip landed in the Israeli town of Ashkelon. The rocket landed in an open area, and no casualties were reported. No one has... Read more

Mexican chemicals group, Mexichem, which manufactures plastic pipes, is set to buy 80% of shares in Israeli irrigation firm Netafim, the world’s biggest manufacturer of drip irrigation systems, for $1.5... Read more

Thousands of people marched at Jerusalem's 16th Gay Pride Parade yesterday, under heavy security. More than 22,000 people gathered in the in the Liberty Bell Park under the event’s banner of... Read more

This week, reports have emerged that children at a Hamas summer camp in Gaza dressed up as Hamas fighters, re-enacting recent violence at the Temple Mount by pretending to attack... Read more

Senegal and Guinea are sending their first-ever ambassadors to Israel next week, as Israel continues to expand its diplomatic ties in Africa. The two Muslim-majority nations in West Africa have recently... Read more

This week, Israel launched its first environmental research satellite into space, in a joint venture between the Israel Space Agency (ISA) and its French counterpart, the Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales... Read more

A supermarket employee in the central Israeli town of Yavneh is in critical condition after being stabbed by a Palestinian man yesterday in what police say is a terror attack.... Read more