Europe
Bob Douwe was scheduled to perform at Jom Ha Voetbal—a blend of Hebrew and Dutch meaning “Soccer Day.”
“Israel stands at the front line, but we do not stand alone,” Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel tells European allies in Bucharest.
The Blue and White are now 2-0 at the biennial basketball tournament in Switzerland.
Blaise Metreweli’s grandfather, dubbed “The Butcher” by his German commanders, boasted of taking part “in the extermination of Jews.”
Bowing to a court order, Christian Estrosi instead displays photos of hostages in Gaza and Iran.
The European Council also requested the unconditional release of all hostages.
The interceptions were carried out using Rafale fighter jets and ground-to-air systems.
An acquaintance intimidated the woman over the “Gaza genocide.” In a separate case, a boy was lured on a fake date and threatened.
The Conference of European Rabbis insists on an apology by the anti-Israel minister who torpedoed its meeting at the last minute.
Vandals wreaked damage to Ukrainian military equipment in Belgian.
Israel, which has accused Dublin of promoting antisemitism, has condemned the draft bill as discriminatory.
The ornate discs were probably intended to enhance carrying handles for a coffin, according to the Israel Antiquities Authority.
