A complex interplay of domestic policy concerns and international issues, particularly concerning the Middle East, have reshaped political alignments and voter behaviors leading up to polling day.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak reiterated his support for Israel, but at the same time said that "this terrible war against Hamas must end. All the hostages must be released, and Gaza must be flooded with aid."

At the meeting, Gantz stressed the importance of eliminating Hamas.

The funding comes as antisemitic incidents have soared throughout the country in the wake of October 7.

In a statement released today on his official X/Twitter account, British Prime Minister laid out a number of measures the British government would be adopting to prevent violence and intimidation at protests.

After being sacked as Home Secretary by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, MP Suella Braverman published a letter sent to Sunak outlining her differences with her former boss.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak condemned the pro-Palestinian demonstrators who clashed with police at a rally in London last night: "The fact that they expressed anti-Semitic messages and supported Hamas is a disgrace to the demonstration. The fact that the Jewish community is afraid is particularly unfortunate."

The action was taken in the wake of the Gaza ground maneuver.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu met with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and told him, "You fought the Nazis eighty years ago, and that's how you should fight now, to defeat Hamas."

In the shadow of the security situation, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak, who visited the country, met with the President of the State, Isaac Herzog, and urged Israel to restore security to its citizens. Regarding the captives: "We will continue our efforts to bring them back."

The Prime Minister spoke with the leaders of Germany, Ukraine, Italy, and England. The leaders expressed unconditional support for Israel's right to defend itself

Tzipi Hotovely marks three years this month in her role as Israel's Ambassador to the United Kingdom. In an interview, she discusses the numerous challenges in the relations between the countries, explaining amidst the shadow of rising anti-Semitism in the country. She also talks about the well-known Jewish tradition that the British politician observed during a Friday night dinner at her home