Israeli Foreign Policy
“We are here to tell the families of the hostages and everyone who has been affected by the attacks, not only in Israel but all over the world, that we stand with them.”
Thomas Nides insisted in an interview with JNS that the U.S. vice president doesn’t support an arms embargo on the Jewish state.
The Lebanese government charges that the Israeli Air Force is being used to “terrorize civilians and spread fear.”
One-in-five Jews live outside their country of origin, compared to 6% of Christians and 4% of Muslims, per the Pew Research Center, which studied data through 2020.
Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis and David Lammy discuss the Labour Party’s evolving foreign policy.
They agreed that no actor in the region “should take actions that would undermine efforts to reach a deal.”
“Iran and Hezbollah. Partners in terror” reads the billboard, which was purchased by the Israeli Consulate in New York.
In a letter, committee leaders criticized what they called “the failed open-border policies by the Biden-Harris administration.
Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri said a major attack by Hezbollah on the Jewish state is only a matter of time.
In all of 2023, security forces arrested fewer than 90 foreigners who tried to penetrate the eastern border.
“An end to the war in Gaza would be a decisive step towards a regional de-escalation,” a government spokesperson in Berlin said.
The three men, reportedly from Jabalia, north of Gaza City, were arrested near Ofra, 55 miles northeast of the Strip.
