Aaron Bandler is an award-winning national reporter at JNS based in Los Angeles. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, he worked for nearly eight years at the Jewish Journal, and before that, at the Daily Wire.
“Israel will fight these lies with the truth—and the truth will prevail,” tweeted Israel’s Foreign Ministry.
Remarks by the US envoy highlight a growing realization that disarming Hamas will likely be left to Israel as the terror group reasserts control in half of Gaza.
The IDF said the terrorist was using surveillance equipment.
Noam Bettan qualified for the grand final after earning enough points to advance.
Washington is hoping that Beijing will act against Tehran through the United Nations, said the Secretary of State.
The U.S. military has redirected 67 vessels, allowed 15 aid ships through and disabled four during four weeks of interdiction.
The former Israeli envoy on Jew-hatred said that the paper’s timing “took up all the airspace” to help bury an evidence-based report on sexual violence on Oct. 7.
The Israeli envoy in Washington told JNS that he thinks that “the shared interest in freeing that country from Hezbollah is ultimately going to win the day.”- JINSA, the Jewish Institute for National Security of America, reviewed the data and found that the U.S. had redirected 62 vessels. The number continues to grow.
The UAE reportedly struck a refinery on Lavan Island in the Persian Gulf in April, sparking a major fire and crippling the facility’s operation.
“Any award to Francesca Albanese only shames those who bestow it,” tweeted Amb. Mike Waltz.
The two countries’ deputy foreign ministers met and agreed to launch a formal economic dialogue to boost trade, investment and sector cooperation. 
Demonstrators jeered a senior Labour minister as speakers demanded tougher action following a surge in violence and intimidation in Britain.
“Despite the attacks on our coverage from opposing directions on a near-daily basis, we will not let critics or advocacy campaigns deter us from such independent reporting,” a spokesman for the paper told JNS.
“These disturbing incidents further reinforce the importance of clear and transparent safe-access policies,” said Mark Treyger, CEO of the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York.
Leo Terrell criticized city leaders and called for enforcement action after a protest outside Young Israel of Midwood led to arrests and renewed concern over antisemitic harassment in New York City.
“Abe believed that hearts could change,” said Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove of Park Avenue Synagogue.
It comes as the Israeli Foreign Ministry claimed that the paper published a “shameful attack” on the Jewish state before the release of a report on sexual violence on Oct. 7.
Noam Bettan qualified for the grand final after earning enough points to advance.
The group wedding at a Chabad shul included elderly couples who had been civilly married for years, alongside younger pairs whose wedding plans were delayed by the war.-
Noam Bettan qualified for the grand final after earning enough points to advance.
Bettan’s first performance of “Michelle” at Vienna’s Wiener Stadthalle drew applause as well as boos and whistles.
Demonstrations outside the Israeli pavilion came after Italy’s government opposed efforts by Biennale organizers and jurors to exclude the Jewish state.
It is a national event, something close to a civic ritual. And in cultural terms, it offers a way of belonging to a larger endeavor. 
A new documentary by Abner Benaim is a personal project that takes viewers to the terrorist attack against Alas Chiricanas Flight #901 and explores the aftermath on the families of the victims, including Benaim himself.
Talking to Michal Herzog at the President’s Conference in Jerusalem, the famous actress shares that being Israeli abroad has become “very complicated.”
The cultural gem in Jerusalem seeks to keep S.Y. Agnon’s literary world relevant for new generations.
‘If it’s yours, take ownership,’ author tells audience at book launch in Gush Etzion.
While leading the ADL for three decades, he epitomized many of the best things about the community he defended. But Jewish liberalism’s failures cloud his legacy.
There is a word for journalism that systematically suppresses evidence of terrorist crimes. That word is not bias. It is not sloppiness. It is complicity.
The continent today often struggles to defend the very values and security order that American power continues to guarantee.
First and foremost, the only civilized country in the Middle East is far too socialistic.
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“Israel will fight these lies with the truth—and the truth will prevail,” tweeted Israel’s Foreign Ministry.
Remarks by the US envoy highlight a growing realization that disarming Hamas will likely be left to Israel as the terror group reasserts control in half of Gaza.
The IDF said the terrorist was using surveillance equipment.
Noam Bettan qualified for the grand final after earning enough points to advance.
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Washington is hoping that Beijing will act against Tehran through the United Nations, said the Secretary of State.
The U.S. military has redirected 67 vessels, allowed 15 aid ships through and disabled four during four weeks of interdiction.
The former Israeli envoy on Jew-hatred said that the paper’s timing “took up all the airspace” to help bury an evidence-based report on sexual violence on Oct. 7.
The Israeli envoy in Washington told JNS that he thinks that “the shared interest in freeing that country from Hezbollah is ultimately going to win the day.”
- JINSA, the Jewish Institute for National Security of America, reviewed the data and found that the U.S. had redirected 62 vessels. The number continues to grow.
The UAE reportedly struck a refinery on Lavan Island in the Persian Gulf in April, sparking a major fire and crippling the facility’s operation.
“Any award to Francesca Albanese only shames those who bestow it,” tweeted Amb. Mike Waltz.
The two countries’ deputy foreign ministers met and agreed to launch a formal economic dialogue to boost trade, investment and sector cooperation.
-
Demonstrators jeered a senior Labour minister as speakers demanded tougher action following a surge in violence and intimidation in Britain.
“Despite the attacks on our coverage from opposing directions on a near-daily basis, we will not let critics or advocacy campaigns deter us from such independent reporting,” a spokesman for the paper told JNS.
“These disturbing incidents further reinforce the importance of clear and transparent safe-access policies,” said Mark Treyger, CEO of the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York.
Leo Terrell criticized city leaders and called for enforcement action after a protest outside Young Israel of Midwood led to arrests and renewed concern over antisemitic harassment in New York City.
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“Abe believed that hearts could change,” said Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove of Park Avenue Synagogue.
It comes as the Israeli Foreign Ministry claimed that the paper published a “shameful attack” on the Jewish state before the release of a report on sexual violence on Oct. 7.
Noam Bettan qualified for the grand final after earning enough points to advance.
The group wedding at a Chabad shul included elderly couples who had been civilly married for years, alongside younger pairs whose wedding plans were delayed by the war.
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Noam Bettan qualified for the grand final after earning enough points to advance.
Bettan’s first performance of “Michelle” at Vienna’s Wiener Stadthalle drew applause as well as boos and whistles.
Demonstrations outside the Israeli pavilion came after Italy’s government opposed efforts by Biennale organizers and jurors to exclude the Jewish state.
It is a national event, something close to a civic ritual. And in cultural terms, it offers a way of belonging to a larger endeavor.
-
A new documentary by Abner Benaim is a personal project that takes viewers to the terrorist attack against Alas Chiricanas Flight #901 and explores the aftermath on the families of the victims, including Benaim himself.
Talking to Michal Herzog at the President’s Conference in Jerusalem, the famous actress shares that being Israeli abroad has become “very complicated.”
The cultural gem in Jerusalem seeks to keep S.Y. Agnon’s literary world relevant for new generations.
‘If it’s yours, take ownership,’ author tells audience at book launch in Gush Etzion.
-
While leading the ADL for three decades, he epitomized many of the best things about the community he defended. But Jewish liberalism’s failures cloud his legacy.
There is a word for journalism that systematically suppresses evidence of terrorist crimes. That word is not bias. It is not sloppiness. It is complicity.
The continent today often struggles to defend the very values and security order that American power continues to guarantee.
First and foremost, the only civilized country in the Middle East is far too socialistic.
