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The president asked Americans to pay higher gasoline prices for a little longer so that a “very evil country” cannot have nukes.
The Israeli-founded hair-care brand’s decision comes a day after the European Broadcasting Union announced new rules restricting which countries can host the contest.
Iranian conservatives are trying to turn control of the international shipping route into a permanent mechanism for extracting political concessions.
“Thank God, we emerged unscathed from the earthquake, and that is the miracle for us,” said Chabad Rabbi Shmuel Friedman.
The Turkish leader spoke alongside P.A. chief Abbas, who was on a two-day official visit to Ankara.
Community leaders help seek a mother and daughter from Modi’in as an Israeli court restricts publication of investigative details.
Fifty-nine vessels have been redirected to date “to ensure full compliance with the blockade,” according to CENTCOM.
A World Jewish Congress study found that social-media platforms removed just 19.5% of reported antisemitic posts, with Israel-related content among the least likely to be taken down.
“We can’t prevent people from committing crimes,” Michelle Cooper told JNS. “For me, it’s about holding people accountable.”
A French tourist wearing a kippah was reportedly sprayed, kicked and punched as assailants chanted “Free Palestine.”
CENTCOM confirmed it fired missiles at a commercial vessel that it said attempted to violate the blockade on Iranian ports.
The nations agreed on a coordination mechanism for citizen services following Jerusalem’s prolonged humanitarian assistance deployment to the country.