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Andrew Bernard

Andrew Bernard is the Washington correspondent for JNS.org.

The poll suggests that majorities of Hispanic, black and young male Republican voters “believe the Holocaust was greatly exaggerated or did not happen.”
If elected, Julie Menin would be the first Jewish speaker of the City Council in its history.
“New laws would be helpful to prevent a future Joe Biden from making a mockery of our sovereignty and reopening our borders,” the bill’s sponsor said.
“Somalian gangs are roving the streets looking for ‘prey’” in Minnesota, the president said.
JNS sat down with János Bóka, Hungary’s minister for European affairs and its prime ministerial envoy to combat antisemitism, to talk about where Europe has gone wrong on Israel and Jews.
“The lawsuit alleges Binance’s far more extensive use by Hamas, Hezbollah and other terrorist organizations than publicly disclosed in previous government filings,” Gary Osen, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, told JNS.
“The order’s ultimate aim is to eliminate the designated chapters’ capabilities and operations, deprive them of resources and end any threat such chapters pose to U.S. nationals and the national security of the United States,” the White House stated.
The aid group said that it will “maintain readiness to reconstitute if new humanitarian needs are identified and will not dissolve as a registered NGO.”
“It’s perhaps among the most challenging in a series of moments in Catholic-Jewish relations over the last 60 years,” Rabbi Noam Marans told JNS.
Harvard University has “been a tough nut to crack,” the U.S. assistant attorney general told JNS.
If confirmed, the rabbi would become only the second Chassid to be approved by the Senate for a senior administration position.
A three-judge panel decided unanimously that the claim that Saudi Arabia was “grossly negligent” was enough to “survive the jurisdictional attack” and could proceed.