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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.

Spain and France question U.S.-Israeli strikes as Brussels stops short of condemnation.
Confidence in the president soared to 75%, as support for strikes in Iran topped 80% in Israel and 68% among U.S. Jews.
Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and Jordan denounce attacks on U.S. embassies and military bases, as analysts debate Tehran’s motives.
Exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi urges citizens to prepare to reclaim country as Trump and Netanyahu call for regime’s overthrow.
The legislation coincides with alleged considerations to limit the practice of circumcision in Britain and Belgium.
“The media are enhancing antisemitism,” the president of the Jewish Community of Rome tells JNS.
Groups involved were tied to a lawyer who represented Gazans in a motion that led to an arrest warrant against Netanyahu.
At a usually cordial dinner with top officials, CRIF head Yonatan Arfi publicly faulted the prime minister over policy amid surging antisemitism.
Hugh Laurie wrote kind words about “Tehran” producer Dana Eden, before responding to anti-Israel critics that he had never identified as a Zionist.
A report faulted police for relying on “hallucinations,” ignoring contrary evidence and failing to consult the local Jewish community before the Maccabi ban.
The German branch of Jewish Voice for Peace is among signatories on a campaign that features a rally on the Nazi site’s liberation anniversary.
Fiona Monro, the wife of Jewish anti-Israel activist Tony Greenstein, received a suspended sentence for binning Oct. 7 victim’s memorial.