Three years ago, while on holiday in Israel, I woke up to what sounded like distant thunder. Only to discover that the boom reverberating across the sky that October 7 morning was, in fact, the sound of gunfire and grenades as Hamas terrorists butchered the largest number of Jewish people in a single day since the Holocaust.Spool forward three years and, although Israel bears the wounds of the massacre, the country remains unbowed. Despite the consequent (and unwanted) war, the economy is rocketing. Israel’s GDP is forecast to outperform all G7 countries in 2026. Visiting the country again this week,...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
