Jewish and Israeli Holidays
The 26 governors wrote: “We affirm the significance of Jewish-American contributions throughout U.S. history.”
The congresswoman from Pittsburgh voted against supporting Israel as jury selections are underway in the trial of the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history.
“I am beyond proud that the United States was the first nation to recognize the nascent State of Israel in 1948,” said Rep. Brad Schneider (D-Ill.), who was among those who proposed the resolution.
“The Jewish state remains a miracle of God that continues to bless and change the world,” said Pastor John Hagee. “Seventy-five years since Israel’s rebirth as a modern nation, Israel lives.”
The shop on Manhattan’s Upper West Side was the only kosher entrant.
“This is not a place for you guys to offer comments,” said Vedant Patel.
“As a life-long friend and supporter of the State of Israel, I have worked my entire career to deepen and strengthen our partnership,” said the U.S. president.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s message to the Jewish people on the Jewish state’s 75th birthday.
A Jerusalem exhibit sees the state’s first 12 heads of government through the prism of pointillism.
“Long before the Holocaust, we said, ‘Next year in Jerusalem’ every year during the Passover seder,” said Itzik Mizrachi, 90.
“I have worked my entire career to deepen and strengthen our partnership,” he stated.
“Today’s debate has crossed all lines. Not only am I both appalled and outraged to the very depths of my soul, but I am sad—very, very, sad,” said Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Gilad Erdan.
