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To ensure Hamas never rules again, Israel aims to separate the terror regime from Gaza’s population, Israeli observers tell JNS.
A new rendition of the iconic Israeli anthem “Chai” brings together a diverse and poignant group of participants.
On the eve of the country’s 77th birthday, the population of Israel was 10.094 million; a year-on-year increase of 1.4%.
“The First Amendment, the Constitution, the Supreme Court, ruled that you can say terrible things,” Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said in opposing the legislation.
Lt. Jonathan Gutin, 20, was not required to battle terrorists on Oct. 7. He did anyway, telling his commanding officer: “I’m with you all the way.”
“Countries of moral clarity should take an example from Hungary and withdraw from the ICC,” the Israeli prime minister wrote.
The bill would cut funding for any U.N. agency attempting to “expel, downgrade or otherwise restrict the participation of” the Jewish state.
The U.S. “will take steps to hold both Iran and all its partners engaged in sanctions evasion accountable,” U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio wrote.
The Jewish author, whose memoir “Radical Son” is hailed as an indispensable read, drew praise from government officials, diplomats and journalists.
The local “ABC” affiliate for greater Washington found that Qatar “covered $61,930 in travel expenses” for Muriel Bowser and four of her staff members.
“Novel legal interpretations will not bring an end to the ongoing conflict,” said an attorney for the U.S. State Department. “They will not bring the hostages home.”
The Columbia student led chants of “free Palestine” outside a Vermont courthouse after a district court judge released him from federal custody.
The United Nations had said that it paid for the adviser’s 2023 anti-Israel travel to Australia and New Zealand, but the report found “partial external funding for internal travel.”
“It’s an opportunity to engage new people,” says Ben Cook, director of marketing operations for Jewish National Fund-USA, and “to celebrate all things Israel.”
The ceremony that traditionally marks the start of Yom Ha’atzmaut was canceled due to a massive blaze in the nearby hills and strong winds.
“Danger and opportunity walk side by side,” said Jonathan Miller, Israel’s deputy ambassador to the global body.
Banner calling for arson circulated online hours before the fires erupted, just ahead of Israel’s Independence Day.
“I come from a Zionist home—love for Israel was everything,” says Cpl. N, 20, who serves as a combat fitness instructor based in Ramat Aviv.
“Non-Jewish schools don’t face this kind of extra cost,” Gabriel Aaronson, director for policy and research at the OU’s Teach Coalition, told JNS.
“Iran’s aggressive development of missiles and other weapons capabilities imperils the safety of the United States and our partners,” stated Scott Bessent, the U.S. treasury secretary.