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The song contest director’s cautious remarks signal a potential policy shift amid mounting anti-Israel pressure from member countries.
The decision followed a series of anti-Israel statements by the mayor and a resolution passed by the Catalan city’s council to “sever ties with Israel.”
The Israel Football Association criticized the move, urging Oslo to condemn the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attacks.
The Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem urged the Dutch government “to come to its senses and act resolutely to prevent attacks on Israelis in its territory.”
The manager was taken into police custody on suspicion of “discrimination based on religion in the provision of goods or services.”
Trump considered move by Australia and others to recognize a Palestinian state “irrelevant,” Netanyahu tells “Sky News Australia.”
Rep. Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) wrote: “The plans set forth in NEA’s handbook raise serious concerns that antisemitism has infected the nation’s largest teachers’ union.”
“Even in this most heinous circumstance, we cannot endorse the further taking of human life,” the director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism wrote to the U.S. Justice Department.
Two infractions have gotten it into trouble with the administration, effective through the spring 2026 semester.
The group “has normalized extremist ideologies and left Jewish students and faculty more vulnerable” to campus Jew-hatred, Tammi Rossman-Benjamin, of the AMCHA Initiative, told JNS.
More than 5,000 prominent figures will be exposed to the reality of the Jewish state, according to the Foreign Ministry.
The New York baseball team defended the decision, saying that the shortstop has “shown his remorse” over the incident.