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French Ambassador Joshua Zarka speaks to JNS about antisemitism, aliyah and the Jerusalem-Paris relationship.
Two tubes of red paint were allegedly thrown over three men by a masked woman in an anti-capitalist, city-approved encampment.
Meanwhile, a resolution calling for the complete destruction of Hamas was adopted by the Netherlands’ House of Representatives.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office slammed a U.N.-backed report claiming Gaza’s population is “facing catastrophic conditions.”
The health professionals from the Arezzo region were filming a video promoting a boycott of the Israeli pharmaceutical giant.
The groups requested information on the university’s investments and contracts with Israel-connected companies, such as Dell and Raytheon.
“She felt so little shame about what she was saying,” Bethany Mandel, a Jewish journalist and mother of six, told JNS. “She was so certain of her moral stance, and that was extremely troubling.”
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.”