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Canaan Lidor is an award-winning journalist and news correspondent at JNS. A former fighter and counterintelligence analyst in the IDF, he has over a decade of field experience covering world events, including several conflicts and terrorist attacks, as a Europe correspondent based in the Netherlands. Canaan now lives in his native Haifa, Israel, with his wife and two children.

Exiled figures say Israel’s targeted strikes are the regime’s fault, and offer hope for liberation.
A hotel scheduled to host the Conference of Rabbis canceled a day after a cabinet minister had said the event would legitimize “a genocidal creation.”
Sanctions imposed on two Israeli cabinet ministers by the United Kingdom prompted the unusual snub, a diplomatic source told JNS.
The men, some in military fatigues, cheered after portraying armed Palestinian terrorists at a square in Belgium’s capital.
Australia cited online rhetoric by the activist, including regarding the extremism of Mahmoud Abbas.
As missile sirens blared, protesters accused Israel’s judiciary of blocking democratic rule and vowed to push forward judicial reform.
The RIAS NGO documented an 80% increase over 2023, including terrorist attacks, assaults, and widespread anti-Israel hate.
The delivery effort was completed amid ongoing war with Russia, which has triggered the departure of tens of thousands of Jews from both countries.
Karol Nawrocki was a key promoter of laws that prohibit speech blaming Poles for Nazis crimes.
Diverging from his prime minister’s position, Maxime Prévot tried to draw a distinction between his personal views and his official function.
Israel’s president reminded the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance that its antisemitism definition includes rejecting Jewish sovereignty.
Ireland’s government, meanwhile, approved a legislative push to ban the import of Israeli products from Judea, Samaria and the Golan Heights.