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Gerard Filitti, of The Lawfare Project, told JNS that the suit is “another example of the lawfare being waged against American Jews at a time of record Jew-hatred.”
“This grant program will enable nonprofit organizations in high-risk areas of New York to prepare for and mitigate potential threats before they happen,” the New York governor said.
The four progressive members of the Portland City Council have yet to apologize to Rockne Roll, editor of the “Jewish Review.”
“New Yorkers will not tolerate hate-based violence,” stated Jay Clayton, U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York.
Donovan Hall, who made threats to “torture, mutilate, rape and murder” New York Jews and their families, was sentenced to 49 months in prison.
GOP candidate Bobby O’Shea told JNS that he’s not taking unsolicited advice to attack his Jewish opponent on Israel, because “I am not going to stoop to that level.”
The Turkish president called on Muslim nations to participate in the reconstruction of the Strip.
“From day one, we told the military court that if the terrorist would be brought to testify, the case would collapse,” defense attorneys said.
The problem has been festering for years, with no solution in sight, according to local residents.
The IRGC rejected reports that the Hamas chief was slain by a remote-controlled bomb planted months earlier by the Mossad.
Some 200 terrorists are reportedly isolated in areas in the Gaza Strip under the control of the Israeli military.
Parliament will question Sida boss Jakob Granit on $5.5 million given to a Palestinian group tied to Gaza terrorists.
Two Israeli civilians were attacked by thieves who were loading their vehicle onto a tow truck.
“Despite the noise of elitists, overwhelmingly the Christian community in the U.S. is holding firm in support of Israel,” NRB head Troy Miller tells JNS.
After their bodies were returned and identified, slain Israeli hostages Amiram Cooper, 84, and Sahar Baruch, 25, were buried alongside family members.
Israeli-Canadian philanthropist Sylvan Adams will contribute $100 million to strengthen the Beersheva medical facility after the June missile attack.
The Ariel Municipality “has no decision-making power or veto over this issue, only an advisory role,” the appeals court ruled.
The legislation is expected to be brought before the Knesset plenum for a preliminary vote this week.
The lack of public outrage is “the symptom of a sick society and a sign of political and cultural weakness,” the artwork’s creator said.
“There are about 300,000 people who are actually responsible for keeping Israel in the developed world in terms of all the more advanced sectors of the economy,” Dan Ben-David noted.