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Palestinian Media Watch called for the killer’s rearrest and imprisonment due to his collection of monthly stipends under the P.A.'s “pay for slay” programs.
Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamiya said it had torched Jewish ambulances as part of wider campaign.
The strikes were “part of the current operational phase aimed at further degrading core Iranian terror regime systems,” it said.
Magen David Adom reports the victims were lightly wounded in the latest missile attack on central Israel.
Although players will not compete in the Billie Jean King Cup event in Bosnia, they will retain their ranking level for next year.
Margate tourism site drops listing after backlash as wider incidents raise concern over anti-Israel bias
“The Hasmonean Brigade will continue to act with courage in every arena where it is required,” its commander said.
Iran’s Supreme Leader has not been seen in public and did not deliver an address for the Iranian New Year on Friday, and the rumor mill is in full swing.
Victims received an initial $129 million payment on March 20, with the remaining $189 million to be paid over three years with interest.
“Removing the markings does not erase the impact,” one school principal said.
Legal analysis says a report to the Human Rights Council ignores Hamas’s “openly declared genocidal intent.”
“We don’t have to wait for a mandate from the Department of Justice or the Department of Civil Rights to tell me what needs to be done,” the public university’s president told JNS.
The Israeli prime minister vowed to “safeguard our vital interests under all circumstances.”
The then 28-year-old screamed antisemitic things at a group of Jews and assaulted an Israeli in October 2023, the Manhattan district attorney’s office said at the time.
The U.S. secretary of education said that “the campus has been in the spotlight for tolerating egregious antisemitic harassment for years now.”
The Trump administration’s “trade over aid” approach is necessary to root out inefficiencies and waste at the United Nations and elsewhere, the U.S. envoy to the global body said.
The group reportedly stayed at hotel properties that the U.S. State Department has designated as “prohibited accomodations.”
The new office will focus on current and future threats in “cyberspace, outer space, and critical infrastructure,” according to the State Department.
“The university cannot force them to host views or speakers that they’re opposed to,” Jessie Appleby, of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, told JNS.
The congresswoman from New York received the Eishet Chayil Award from the Chabad of Stamford, Conn.