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Capt. Maoz Israel Recanati, from Itamar in Samaria, was set to get married in a month.
“Every terrorist is a marked man; we will pursue and reach them all,” the Israeli prime minister said.
Fatah members also elected terrorist Zakaria Zubeidi, a former commander in the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades.
Herzog will also greet new envoys from Australia, South Korea, Vietnam and the Vatican.
Federal prosecutors allege that Zaid Gitesatani punched a Jewish man outside Adas Torah Synagogue during an anti-Israel protest and later boasted about the attack on social media.
The U.N. special rapporteur, who has a history of spreading Jew-hatred, was properly served by two Christian charities, who allege that she defamed them, according to a district court in Colorado.
The GOP hopeful for the governor’s mansion called his Democratic opponents answers about whether Israel is guilty of committing genocide “shocking.”
A Pakistani source said Islamabad had passed a revised proposal to Washington as talks remain stalled and Trump threatens renewed military action.
The Israeli performer overcame boos and boycotts to deliver a crowd-pleasing performance of “Michelle” in Vienna.
The German doctor and SS officer who fled to Argentina after World War II was never prosecuted for his crimes.
Piker, who has said he’d choose Hamas over Israel “every single time,” is scheduled to make appearances in the UK in early June.
American forces hunted for Abu-Bilal al-Minuki for months over his killing of Christians, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said.
In a break with longstanding practice, the New York City mayor does not plan to join the parade this year.
David Greenfield, CEO of Met Council, told JNS that the video “has strained relationships with a lot of us in the leadership, who have tried to work in good faith with the administration.”
“A column like this does horrible damage, normalizing anti-Zionism and antisemitism,” a dentist, who traveled six hours to attend the rally, told JNS.
The German doctor and SS officer who fled to Argentina after World War II was never prosecuted for his crimes.
The resistance to President Donald Trump’s celebration of the Sabbath in the semiquincentennial is partisan folly and denial of the importance of religion in U.S. history.
His greatness was not that he chose between the fire and the light. It was that he spent his life carrying both.
In Atlanta, the two leaders shaped a coordinated approach to protecting Jewish life in America.
The biblical heartland “is our land and it will always be our land,” the prime minister declared at Jerusalem Day event.-
The Israeli performer overcame boos and boycotts to deliver a crowd-pleasing performance of “Michelle” in Vienna.
Creating a language of “parallel traumas” harms the historical record, and it ultimately flattens moral distinction.
The capital’s fertility rate is 3.68 childen per woman, higher than the national average of 2.89.
The Israeli singer’s Eurovision performance became an act of defiance against anti-Israel hatred, even eliciting support from Iranian dissidents abroad. 
Staff Sgt. A., an immigrant from Los Angeles, shares his remarkable journey to the IDF’s Hashmonaim Brigade in Lebanon.
Be’er Shalom Synagogue honors four members of the community’s security team killed on Oct. 7.
“They choose to leave their comfort zone and do something for the good of Israeli society,” commander says.
Talking to Michal Herzog at the President’s Conference in Jerusalem, the famous actress shares that being Israeli abroad has become “very complicated.”
The anti-Trump congressman from Kentucky is blaming his primary woes on Israel and Zionist billionaires. And the liberal press and Jew-haters everywhere are cheering for him.
Jews shouldn’t need to treat intellectual honesty as heroism. Nor does it behoove us to grab any morsel of sympathy with the hunger of a hostage.
Who gave permission for a confined protest to turn into a menacing march?
His pilloried piece on the so-called sexual abuse of Palestinian prisoners betrays some of the most important lessons he himself claimed to have learned during his long career.
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Capt. Maoz Israel Recanati, from Itamar in Samaria, was set to get married in a month.
“Every terrorist is a marked man; we will pursue and reach them all,” the Israeli prime minister said.
Fatah members also elected terrorist Zakaria Zubeidi, a former commander in the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades.
Herzog will also greet new envoys from Australia, South Korea, Vietnam and the Vatican.
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Federal prosecutors allege that Zaid Gitesatani punched a Jewish man outside Adas Torah Synagogue during an anti-Israel protest and later boasted about the attack on social media.
The U.N. special rapporteur, who has a history of spreading Jew-hatred, was properly served by two Christian charities, who allege that she defamed them, according to a district court in Colorado.
The GOP hopeful for the governor’s mansion called his Democratic opponents answers about whether Israel is guilty of committing genocide “shocking.”
A Pakistani source said Islamabad had passed a revised proposal to Washington as talks remain stalled and Trump threatens renewed military action.
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The Israeli performer overcame boos and boycotts to deliver a crowd-pleasing performance of “Michelle” in Vienna.
The German doctor and SS officer who fled to Argentina after World War II was never prosecuted for his crimes.
Piker, who has said he’d choose Hamas over Israel “every single time,” is scheduled to make appearances in the UK in early June.
American forces hunted for Abu-Bilal al-Minuki for months over his killing of Christians, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said.
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In a break with longstanding practice, the New York City mayor does not plan to join the parade this year.
David Greenfield, CEO of Met Council, told JNS that the video “has strained relationships with a lot of us in the leadership, who have tried to work in good faith with the administration.”
“A column like this does horrible damage, normalizing anti-Zionism and antisemitism,” a dentist, who traveled six hours to attend the rally, told JNS.
The German doctor and SS officer who fled to Argentina after World War II was never prosecuted for his crimes.
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The resistance to President Donald Trump’s celebration of the Sabbath in the semiquincentennial is partisan folly and denial of the importance of religion in U.S. history.
His greatness was not that he chose between the fire and the light. It was that he spent his life carrying both.
In Atlanta, the two leaders shaped a coordinated approach to protecting Jewish life in America.
The biblical heartland “is our land and it will always be our land,” the prime minister declared at Jerusalem Day event.
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The Israeli performer overcame boos and boycotts to deliver a crowd-pleasing performance of “Michelle” in Vienna.
Creating a language of “parallel traumas” harms the historical record, and it ultimately flattens moral distinction.
The capital’s fertility rate is 3.68 childen per woman, higher than the national average of 2.89.
The Israeli singer’s Eurovision performance became an act of defiance against anti-Israel hatred, even eliciting support from Iranian dissidents abroad.
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Staff Sgt. A., an immigrant from Los Angeles, shares his remarkable journey to the IDF’s Hashmonaim Brigade in Lebanon.
Be’er Shalom Synagogue honors four members of the community’s security team killed on Oct. 7.
“They choose to leave their comfort zone and do something for the good of Israeli society,” commander says.
Talking to Michal Herzog at the President’s Conference in Jerusalem, the famous actress shares that being Israeli abroad has become “very complicated.”
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The anti-Trump congressman from Kentucky is blaming his primary woes on Israel and Zionist billionaires. And the liberal press and Jew-haters everywhere are cheering for him.
Jews shouldn’t need to treat intellectual honesty as heroism. Nor does it behoove us to grab any morsel of sympathy with the hunger of a hostage.
Who gave permission for a confined protest to turn into a menacing march?
His pilloried piece on the so-called sexual abuse of Palestinian prisoners betrays some of the most important lessons he himself claimed to have learned during his long career.
