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Joshua Marks is a news editor on the Jerusalem desk at JNS.org, where he covers Jewish affairs, the Middle East and global news. He is an experienced journalist who has written and produced content for major media outlets in both the United States and Israel.

At the Second International Conference on Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem, the Israeli leader urged governments to confront Jew-hatred as an assault on our “common civilization.”
The Fine Arts Theatre’s president apologizes for canceling Guy Hochman and says he hopes the show can be safely rescheduled.
The new legislation draws strong support from major Jewish bodies for tackling antisemitism, but the Australian Jewish Association warns it was rushed and threatens free speech.
Abbas Araghchi lashes out at the World Economic Forum for canceling his appearance at the Swiss conference over Tehran’s deadly crackdown on protesters.
Masoud Pezeshkian blamed sanctions by the United States and its allies for the “hardship and difficulties” Iranians are facing.
The exiled crown prince outlined a post-Islamist, pro-Western future for the country.
A fast-growing network rooted in hereditary priestly families is turning ancient roles into modern professional communities, with prayer and hands-on training.
IDF says it is on high alert, prepared for surprise scenarios, but stresses Iran’s protests are an internal matter and urges the public not to spread rumors.
A total of 483 demonstrators confirmed dead, another 579 reported slain under investigation, human rights group says.
Antisemitism envoy says U.S. is watching Australia’s royal commission amid concern over PM Albanese’s past pro-Palestinian activism and delayed action.
The military said it has completed the first stage of a five-phase plan to remove weapons from all non-state armed groups.
The U.S.-based Human Rights Activists News Agency also reported that more than 2,000 people have been arrested as nationwide anti-regime demonstrations and strikes spread across the country.