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The summit in London is intended for “civil society leaders” and will feature the inauguration of an International Peace Fund,” according to the U.K. foreign secretary.
The Israeli currency climbs to 3.21 per dollar, boosted by rate expectations, strong defense exports and rising foreign investment.
Jerusalem’s political echelon ordered the crossing reopened for the passage of aid and goods after “necessary security adjustments” were implemented.
The Knesset speaker met with House Speaker Mike Johnson, Senate Majority Leader John Thune, Sen. Lindsey Graham and Sen. John Fetterman.
The Israel foreign minister was also expected to meet with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, marking their fourth meeting this year.
“I will only say or repeat what the prime minister has said himself: He will come to New York,” said Gideon Sa’ar.
Is Ra’am sincere or just engaged in political theater, attempting to survive a process that would render it an outlaw?
“Our role is to defend the citizens of Israel against every threat—and that is what we will do,” said the Israeli defense minister.
Six arrested and 46 pounds of drugs seized in an operation near the Egypt-Israel border.
The new bipartisan caucus will join a global network of over 60 pro-Israel parliamentary groups worldwide run under the aegis of the Washington, D.C.-based Israel Allies Foundation.
Ali Hage Zaki Jalil, of Lebanese descent, had been living on Venezuela’s Margarita Island, where he was seized by authorities last month.
From China’s rising threats to AI-driven warfare, Israel’s cybersecurity sector shines amid a record-breaking year for investment.
“No coordinated digital campaign will silence those who stand for truth,” says Friends of Zion founder Mike Evans, who organized the trip.
“The State of Israel is a great light,” the Israeli premier told lawmakers.
From medieval Provence to modern Jerusalem, a richly illustrated Mishneh Torah offers a rare glimpse into Jewish legal and artistic heritage.
The school’s Task Force on Antisemitism published its final report, which, among other things, said the American Association of University Professors appears to discriminate against Israel.
Four Senate Democrats asked the U.S. defense secretary to pause his new facial hair policy to make sure that it is accommodating religious people.
A U.S. Department of Justice spokesperson told JNS that Jewish students will still be protected “from discrimination and harassment on campus.”
“The time for empty promises has passed,” wrote members of Congress, led by Reps. Josh Gottheimer and Jefferson Shreve.
“The perpetrator of this cowardly act of hatred should know that Baltimore will not tolerate antisemitism,” Zeke Cohen, city council president, told JNS.