Articles by Shlomo Hodges

John Paulson's historic gift will support engineering, medical research and trauma recovery, while Jerusalem's Mount Scopus campus will be renamed in his honor.

The British consulate will become a smaller diplomatic mission, with seven diplomats remaining in Jerusalem as London agrees to postpone retaliatory measures.

A new survey found that increased Jewish engagement has persisted three years after the massacre, alongside growing concern over antisemitism in the United States.

More than 4,375 churches, synagogues, universities and organizations in 14 countries are participating in a global campaign marking three years since the October 7 massacre.

American officials are expected to examine whether Israel is meeting security requirements agreed upon when it joined the US Visa Waiver Program in 2023.

Israeli intelligence estimates that around 2,000 terrorists who took part in the massacre remain alive, as officials warn Hamas is rebuilding its forces and could attempt another kidnapping.

The Ukrainian president met an Israeli delegation in Kyiv during events marking 85 years since the Babyn Yar massacre, saying closer cooperation could strengthen both countries’ security.

The two suspects were repatriated to Morocco and Tunisia after an attack on Rabbi Tzemach Mizrachi, while a third man remains in Italy awaiting trial.

Researchers say accusations that Israel or Jews staged the attempted hijacking began just 67 minutes after the flight issued its first distress signal.

Abdullah Albadri was armed with two knives and carrying a “martyrdom note” when police stopped him from breaching the embassy perimeter.

London warned it could remove one Israeli diplomat for every British diplomat forced to leave East Jerusalem as both countries try to resolve the growing dispute.

A new law will require public agencies to offer “Jewish” as an option on voluntary ethnicity or race questions beginning in 2029.

Saudi-backed forces are seeking to retake Houthi-held territory and break the group’s grip on the Bab el-Mandeb Strait as fighting spreads across Yemen.

The Pentagon moved all deployed US bombers out of RAF Fairford as British authorities investigate a suspected attack plot and possible Iranian involvement.

Vice President JD Vance chaired the hours-long meeting as Washington weighs renewed combat operations against Iran and a possible role in Saudi Arabia’s campaign against the Houthis.

A senior Hamas delegation reportedly sought renewed financial support during a September visit to Tehran, but Iranian officials made no commitment to restore the funding.

British prosecutors say the suspects surveilled a synagogue and Jewish museum and planned to use a homemade chlorine-based explosive device.

Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi set a new deadline for bringing weapons under state control one day after the US-led coalition ended its military mission in Iraq.

The final coalition forces have left Erbil Air Base, ending Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq as Baghdad assumes responsibility for suppressing remaining ISIS cells.

More than 40 countries boycotted the UN commemoration, surpassing the 38 that boycotted the previous anniversary event in 2021.