In March 2024, there was a surge of public criticism towards Israel's actions in Gaza during the Israel-Hamas war, attracting notable scrutiny from various sectors including political and entertainment spheres.

The author reflects on losing two subscribers to her newsletter, The Jewish Table, due to differing views on Zionism and Israel.

Jonathan Schanzer discusses the recent escalation between Israel and Hezbollah on the northern border, highlighting the tensions in the region.

As Israel faces a brutal war five months in, the call for a change in leadership grows louder.

The letters to the editor published on March 15, 2024, cover a range of topics from discussions on combating antisemitism, proposing solutions for Gaza humanitarian aid, and addressing religious tensions between Judaism and Islam.

The text discusses the looming fear of terrorism striking again, particularly in the UK, emphasizing the difficulty in predicting and preventing such attacks.

A ship carrying food aid is set to arrive in Gaza, complementing ongoing airdrops following President Biden's announcement of establishing a temporary pier to facilitate aid entry into Gaza.

The text discusses various criticisms and double standards faced by Israel in its interactions with Palestinians and the international community.

Yishai Green, known for throwing money at dancing bochurim in a provocative act, has undergone a transformation, renouncing his past actions and seeking unity and reconciliation in Israeli society.

Progressive groups are mobilizing Washington State voters to protest President Biden's stance on the Gaza conflict by marking ballots as uncommitted or writing "ceasefire" as a message for change.

In a discussion with Norman Finkelstein, the speaker reflects on Israel's control over Palestinians in Gaza and the breakdown of the management process post-October 7th, leading to a humanitarian crisis.

Amidst escalating violence in the Middle East, there is a growing misconception that Israel's defensive actions against Hamas amount to genocide, as criticism of Israel's military actions continues to rise.

Filmmakers Matti Leshem and Lynn Harris organized a display at an Academy Awards afterparty featuring footage of Israelis held captive by Hamas in Gaza, aiming to raise awareness about the ongoing hostage crisis involving roughly 134 individuals.

At the Oscars 2024, "Oppenheimer" directed by Christopher Nolan won big, including Best Picture and Best Actor.

President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu engaged in a heated exchange of criticisms, with Biden accusing Netanyahu of harming Israel with his Gaza actions, and Netanyahu defending his policies including opposition to a Palestinian state.

The text discusses various events and opinions related to the Jewish world, including the UNRWA's actions in Gaza, political stances on the Israel-Hamas conflict, behavior towards Israelis, fact-checking by the BBC, threats against a Jewish actress, legislative actions in Israel, interviews with controversial figures, humanitarian aid issues, and critiques of political decisions.

Ester Cunio, a 90-year-old grandmother of two Israeli hostages in Gaza, shared her story of evading capture during a terrorist attack by bonding with a Hamas member over soccer star Lionel Messi.

The Jerusalem marathon served not just as a race but as a poignant display of unity and resilience amidst difficult times in Israel.

Yair Moses has been advocating for the release of his father, Gadi Moses, who was kidnapped in Gaza along with his mother.

The debate over a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine continues as Israeli policy experts weigh in on the matter following the recent conflict in Gaza.

Allison Kaplan Sommer, Linda Gradstein, and Noah Efron engage in a discussion on two significant topics: the election of a majority of ultra-Orthodox men to the Jerusalem city council and the need for reflection and spiritual reckoning regarding the death and destruction in Gaza.

Neri Zilber hosts Col. (res.) Dr. Michael Milshtein on Israel Policy Forum's podcast to discuss the current situation in the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Squadron 123, also known as The Desert Birds, operates out of the Israeli Air Forces Palmachim Base and plays a crucial role in the IDF's operations in Gaza by flying Unit 669 on evacuation missions of wounded soldiers.

The UN's Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict released a report detailing the rapes and torture of Israeli women near Gaza on Oct. 7 by Hamas, with ongoing concerns for hostages still held in Gaza facing similar abuses.

A new report by Refugees International details how Israel hampers the delivery of humanitarian aid into Gaza, causing dire conditions for civilians.