The board “emphasized the determination to work with Congress in a bipartisan manner to advance peace, security, governance and reconstruction in Gaza,” a Board of Peace official said.
The far-left protesters “besieged” employees in their headquarters, the Religious Zionism Party said in a statement.
Technical teams from both governments are working on Hezbollah disarmament, pilot zones and an Israeli pullback from Southern Lebanon.
“We are standing firm on our interests,” Israel’s prime minister said in relation to the Board of Peace’s 15-point Roadmap for Gaza.
Miriam Elman of the Academic Engagement Network told JNS that “just because you sign a statement or position, it doesn’t mean you are teaching in a prejudicial way.”
“The court should reject the state’s religious ban and let Ben Gamla compete with other private schools on equal terms,” said Peter Deutsch of the National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation.
“A meaningful quantum of anti-Israel sentiment seems to be informed by old-time antisemitism,” study co-author Kent Harber told JNS.
The Clayton Police Department released surveillance footage of the suspect accused of setting three vehicles on fire.
The pro-Israel lobbying group said more than 215 candidates it has supported this election cycle have now secured nominations, while pledging to oppose Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed in November.
Kelvin Tanksley “allegedly directed threatening and derogatory statements toward the victims, because they were white,” according to New York State Police.
Alyza Lewin, president of U.S. affairs at the Combat Antisemitism Movement, stated that El-Sayed’s victory “should raise alarm bells for Jewish Americans across the country and everyone who believes in civil rights for all.”
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Longtime B’nai B’rith International leader recognized for decades of Jewish communal leadership, advocacy and service.
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