The October 7 Massacre
Eli Sharabi asks UN Human Rights Council to 'name these crimes,' recognize hostage abuse as torture
“I have chosen the road of justice, beyond politics and grounded in our shared humanity,” he said. “This council must recognize the torture, demand criminal investigations, and confront the terror."
Ben-Gvir’s latest death penalty rhetoric borrows from an ancient Machiavellian Playbook - opinion
WIZO brings Hamas sexual crimes to UN forum in Abu Dhabi
IDF kills two October 7 terrorists in Gaza strikes, including Be'eri hostage abductor
'There is no normal life here': three Israelis, three years after October 7
Three people reflect on the moments, choices, and unexpected journeys that began with the trauma of October 7
From live-streamed massacre to cinema: Israeli filmmakers confront October 7
Three years and more than a dozen productions later, filmmakers are still finding ways to tell the story of that dreadful day
UN verified hostages faced sexual violence in Gaza, then failed to act - analysis
The evidence of sexual violence against Israeli hostages was there. What was missing? Meaningful UN action
October 27 election becomes a referendum on Israel's identity - analysis
Three years after the Hamas-led massacre, Israeli voters remain deeply affected by that tragic day, though few have changed political camps
When all criticism looks like hostility, both sides lose to their extremes - opinion
Israel must distinguish between legitimate criticism and campaigns aimed at denying its legitimacy – and its serious critics have a responsibility to make the same distinction
The people, not the leadership, are the key': Nusseibeh on change
The veteran Palestinian intellectual and peacemaker says the divide between Israelis and Palestinians has never been deeper – but insists there is still reason to hope
Viral videos and 'No Israelis' signs: Thailand's souring welcome for Israeli tourists
Israeli tourists are finding themselves less welcome in Thailand
Amir's Room: how a fallen soldier's music reaches children who never knew him
Through music, a small group of orphaned children is remembering the legacy of one of Israel’s fallen soldiers
Farewell from the Report: reflecting on three years of upheaval - from the editor
On the third anniversary of October 7, Editor-in-Chief, Ruth Marks Eglash reflects on a year at The Jerusalem Report and bids readers farewell
Tech Talk: Israeli firm wins landmark FDA clearance for injection-based diabetes app
Petah Tikva-based DreaMed Diabetes has just received FDA 510(k) clearance for MODI, a prescription medical application that automatically optimizes insulin dosing for adults with type 2 diabetes.
