Anti-Israel Bias
The Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem called it “ignorance blinded by hate.”
The N.Y. mayoral race frontrunner’s statement on the Oct. 7 attacks draws rebuke from Jerusalem.
After Concordia University closed its downtown Montreal campus over a planned pro-Hamas rally, rioters entered McGill University’s campus.
“I cannot, at this moment, continue to take an active part in a team that no longer bears the name Israel,” Adams said.
European Parliament member Rima Hassan was detained by Israel for taking part in a Gaza protest flotilla.
Four European public broadcasters have already announced they will withdraw from the singing contest if Israeli artists take part.
The English-language version of his memoir will be released in the United States on the second anniversary of the Oct. 7, 2023 massacre.
Hundreds of thousands in Amsterdam called on the Dutch government to take harsher measures against Israel to stop the war in Gaza.
The British singer was slated to perform for the first time in Istanbul on Oct. 7.
Jerusalem noted that while it sought to expedite proceedings for all roughly 500 protesters, some have obstructed the legal process.
Four hundred and eighty-eight individuals were arrested in Trafalgar Square on suspicion of violating the Terrorism Act 2000 in support of Palestine Action.
The European branches of some of the biggest American companies are headquartered in Ireland, rendering it susceptible to U.S. pressure.
