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US officials have detained Mohamed Sabry Soliman’s relatives and are investigating possible prior knowledge of or support for the antisemitic firebombing.
Santa Ono’s bid for the presidency of the University of Florida was rejected amid questions about his handling of antisemitism on campus at Michigan.
Rescissions package castigates UNIFIL, seeks to push U.N. funding burden onto other countries.
Master Sgt. (res.) Alon Farkas was killed during operations in the northern Strip.
“This is not a political issue. It’s not about right or left. First and foremost, it is our duty—as a people and as a state—to bring all our people back,” said Wenkert, who survived 505 days in Hamas captivity.
“Beyond the humanitarian and moral aspect, the release of the hostages is of paramount importance to us in order to also create regional peace,” said White House Spokesperson Karoline Leavitt.
“Notice ‘The Washington Post’ always makes errors in one direction: in Hamas’s favor,” stated Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton.
The attack triggered air-raid sirens across central Israel, including in Tel Aviv and the Jerusalem area.
Both projectiles struck open areas, according to the IDF, causing no injuries or damage.
The 287.4-million-euro Spike LR2 deal was set to equip Spanish army and marine corps units.
Tehran tasked him to carry out espionage and potential terrorist attacks within Israel.
May’s $550M in funding reflects a slowdown from last year’s pace
Federal police have confirmed the existence of an active investigation tied to the Gaza war.
Omer Shahar, the Israeli leader of the “Run for Their Lives” marches in Colorado, said the incident was “deeply disturbing,” but the Jewish community “should not be afraid or ashamed.”
The U.S. lawmaker was responding to the climate activist’s attempt to break Israel’s naval blockade of Gaza.
On Nov. 24, 2024, Israel’s Cabinet voted to stop all business with the left-wing daily in light of its hostile stance toward the Jewish state.
The German national carrier, whose group also includes SWISS and Austrian Airlines, was slated to resume flights on June 15.
The gesture was meant as a signal against antisemitism — the resurgence of which in France Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently attributed to the French government.
The U.S. ambassador to Israel called on the New York Times, CNN and AP to retract what he said were false claims based on Hamas disinformation.
In addition to trying to stone civilian vehicles, the terrorist lobbed two bottles containing a dangerous substance Israeli troops, according to the military.