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The positioning of the batteries aims to counter missile threats tied to Tehran and its regional proxies.
Iranian agents reportedly gave a Georgian drug dealer $200.000 to kill the Chabad envoy in Baku.
Albanese, who has referred to the Jewish state as genocidal and suggested suspending its U.N. membership, will continue her mandate through 2028.
Hakan Fidan pointed the finger at Jerusalem for “fueling regional instability.”
Maxim Herkin and Bar Abraham Kupershtein were abducted from the Supernova music festival 547 days ago and had not been heard from since.
The meeting comes amid an IDF offensive in the Gaza Strip and growing concerns about Iran’s nuclear project.
As Israeli troops expand the operation in northern Gaza, the IDF and Shin Bet killed a Hamas “propaganda and psychological terror operative.”
The Iranian-backed Houthis claimed responsibility for the attack, which allegedly targeted a site in Tel Aviv.
Israel is looking for partners to build out its weapons manufacture infrastructure.
‘Blatantly antisemitic,’ Schumer says of senator calling him ‘Fuhrer’
“I lost lots of people in the Holocaust to Hitler,” the Jewish Senate minority leader said. “We demand that he apologize immediately.”
“The work to investigate antisemitism on our nation’s college campuses and develop legislative solutions will continue,” Rep. Tim Walberg stated.
In March, 54% of hate crimes in NYC targeted Jews, per police data
Since Oct. 7, about 56% of New York City hate crimes have targeted Jews, compared to 43% in the year prior to Oct. 7, according to a city crimes database.
The change could boost efforts to expand the accords, as the Kushner-founded think tank is linked closely to the Trump White House.
“The relative slowdown in new IHRA adoptions highlights the need for reinvigorated policy action,” stated the Combat Antisemitism Movement.
“While no school, including Brown, is perfect, this campus offers a welcoming environment where you can be a proud Jew,” school officials and leaders of its Jewish community said.
“Federal financial assistance is a privilege, not a right,” said Craig Trainor, acting assistant secretary for civil rights.
Donald Trump in February made clear his policy preference—removing as many as possible from the Gaza Strip, which has become unlivable.
“It takes deliberate, long-term investments to build capacity” in implementation science, Adam Rose, of Hebrew University, told JNS.
The Title VI investigation follows increased pro-Palestinian student activity at the university’s Denton campus, which former college president Neal Smatresk called “peaceful.”
“The use of federal grants in this manner not only jeopardizes America’s relationship with one of its closest allies but also undermines core civil liberties protected within the United States and Israel,” the lawmakers wrote.