Anti-Israel Bias
“No activist judge, not this one or any other, is going to stop us from” revoking the privilege of being granted a U.S. visa or green card, a spokesperson for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security told JNS.
“Mr. Carlson and his party were politely asked a few routine questions, in accordance with standard procedures,” the Israeli Airports Authority said.
In his ruling, Judge Jeffrey Trapani wrote that the protest did not appear to cause a “substantial disruption.”
The U.S. and Canadian unions should “make clear that Jewish professionals will not be marginalized or pushed out of international forums,” William Daroff, CEO of the Conference of Presidents, stated.
“The student organization was suspended for violations of university policies,” a spokesperson for the D.C. school told JNS.
“Superpower NGOs are being exposed from the inside—their anti-Israel rot bared for all to see,” NGO Monitor stated.
“I believe we must be on the offensive, not on the defensive. We must delegitimize those who delegitimize us,” Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said.
Dublin may move its October home match to a neutral venue over security concerns amid hostility to the Jewish state.
It remains in place pending the government’s appeal of the decision.
The Israeli president’s planned visit to Adass Israel, the site of an Iranian-linked antisemitic arson attack, was canceled on his final day in Australia.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meet in Canberra after the Bondi terror attack, vowing to deepen ties and fight antisemitism.
“Medford can’t use taxpayer dollars, pensions included, to run an ideological boycott,” Mark Goldfeder, of the National Jewish Advocacy Center, told JNS.
