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The course marked a milestone in the army’s ongoing efforts to integrate Haredi soldiers into the Hasmonean Brigade.
“We’re not going anywhere so fast. We can’t be erased,” one attendee told JNS. “People aren’t surrendering.”
The works come from the Judaica collection of lawyer and art patron Max N. Berry, who has been a board member at many major U.S. museums.
Israel’s security, along with freedom of navigation around the Arabian peninsula, securing energy supplies and defeating terrorist groups, are listed as America’s “core interests” in the region.
“Authoritarian regimes increasingly rely on internet blackouts and surveillance to silence dissent and control information,” stated Rep. Claudia Tenney, a lead sponsor of legislation.
They serve as “essential building blocks for Western civilization and are deeply embedded in the history of this country,” House Speaker Mike Johnson said.
“If this information had fallen into the hands of U.S. adversaries, Houthi forces might have been able to counter U.S. forces or reposition personnel and assets to avoid planned U.S. strikes,” the inspector general found.
The court said a Palestinian American failed to prove housing discrimination as the property manager cited safety rules and a building-wide neutrality policy on the conflict.
The governor’s office said Uri Monson “has spent decades serving the people of Pennsylvania, managing public finances with integrity, strengthening major institutions and helping deliver real results for our commonwealth.”
“They could go to a museum even in the Gulf, where people could see another side of Israel, an artistic side, a beautiful side,” Bernard Shapero told JNS.
Sid Miller of the Lone Star State cited “shared values, shared security interests and a shared belief in the power of free people working together.”
“It is a privilege to work and study in the United States, not a right,” the U.S. Department of Homeland Security stated. “There is no room in the United States for brazen, violent acts of antisemitism like this.”