Opinion

The declaration signed there failed to address four interrelated challenges facing phase two of his 20-point plan: security, legitimacy, funding, and stability.

History will remember this as the moment the hostages came home and the day President Trump once again proved that the US leads best when it leads with strength, conviction, and the blessing of God.

We do not know what the future may bring, but we can optimistically affirm that the Jewish story has now been reborn and brought back into the light.

We must be thankful to Israel’s leadership, who made the daily heavy decisions as visionaries, helping pave the way to the current victory over Hamas and the release of the hostages.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must persuade President Trump, his advisers, and the US military team monitoring the ceasefire that Hamas’s violations cannot be ignored.

In an age when antisemitism and anti-Kurdish racism are used by states as political tools, solidarity and truth remain the final acts of resistance.

Donald Trump has played the same role as biblical figure Cyrus the Great, acting to help the Jewish people while others hesitated.

For the joy of Sukkot is not a sign of naivete; it is a declaration that Israel’s story will end not in fear but ultimately in redemption.

We are part of an ongoing circle of life; no one individual in this circle is more “central” than anyone else.

News in Israel is always deeply personal. The signing of an agreement that promises an end to the war is the perfect example.

British Jews deserve allies who share their values and respect democratic norms, not opportunists exploiting their legitimate security concerns for their own political projects.