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During the Israel-Iran conflict, airlines cancelled flights, leaving up to 150,000 Israelis stranded far from home.
Protest erupts at FIFA tournament amid U.S.-Iran tensions and Israeli-Gaza war.
Duvi Honig, of the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce, told JNS that he has “profound concerns regarding the intellectual rigor and judgment of the younger generation.”
“The Biden administration endangered Americans with its open border policies,” Lora Ries, of Heritage Foundation, told JNS. “We have no idea who entered this country the last four years.”
“This hearing ain’t gonna fix s***. Okay? This is a virus that is spreading,” said Rep. Jared Moskowitz, of Florida.
“I love sushi. I love a nice whiskey lounge, and I figured these two would be great together to create a second sit-down restaurant in D.C.,” Oro Nami co-owner Harrison Furman told JNS.
The state rep running for mayor as a Democrat, who major groups accuse of antisemitism, claims that he would tackle antisemitism in the city.
In a call with U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, the Israeli Defense Minister thanked him for U.S. President Donald Trump’s “bold decision to act with Israel against the Iranian nuclear threat.”
After suffering humiliating losses on the battlefield, Iran knew it could not survive the wrath of Trump. Iran begged for a ceasefire. It was essentially a complete surrender.
Schools and many workplaces had been closed since the start of “Operation Rising Lion” against Iran on June 13.
“If New Yorkers are frustrated with Mayor Eric Adams, they should be careful not to trade him for someone who might preside over a city that is less competitive and less financially secure,” the editorial stated.
“This is a terrible error in judgment on the part of the governor,” said Tom Horne. “This bill should have been signed into law.”
IDF Cpl. Eitan Zacks, 18, was killed when a ballistic missile struck a residential building in his hometown of Beersheva.
Jewish parliamentarian Melissa Lantsman told JNS the group stands “for a safer world where the Iranian people can once again have freedom in their homeland.”
The Israel Air Force destroyed a radar installation near Tehran in response to Iran’s violations, the Prime Minister’s Office stated.
Doha is working with Egypt and the U.S. to facilitate indirect talks between Israel and Hamas, aiming for a ceasefire and the release of hostages.
The leaders of Berlin and The Hague were among the first to react to the news, and both said Iran should not be allowed to obtain nuclear arms.
The head of the Hadash-Ta’al list had earlier labeled the procedure a “blatant, fascist and anti-democratic move.”
Patrons of the Palestinian-owned “Shakshuka” restaurant cheered missile strikes on Israeli cities.
The Israeli president mourned the four killed and praised the response after the projectile hit homes and a kindergarten in the Negev city.