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More than 50,000 runners, elite internationals and IDF soldiers will pack the city’s streets Friday for Israel’s biggest-ever sporting event.
“Friends, Am Yisrael chai! (‘The nation of Israel lives!’),” Gordon, 19, said in a first statement posted to Instagram.
Jack Hughes, who scored the winning goal, was one of three Jewish players on the U.S. Olympic team.
London-born Robert Elisha, the owner of Huvy’s, talks to JNS about preserving the legacy of the acclaimed Jerusalem artist, Huvy.
An Israel Police spokesman confirmed to JNS that the holiest site for the Jewish people will be open to Jews between 6:30 and 11:30 a.m. daily.
The delegation tried to replace one of the team members with Druze athlete Ward Fawarseh; substitutions are permitted only in cases of injury or illness.
Youssef Abu al-Rish, deputy Gaza health minister, is the 10 of spades in the Hamas deck of cards.
“The alleged actions outlined in this indictment reflect a calculated betrayal of trust,” stated FBI Special Agent in Charge Sanjay Virmani.
Growing opposition to Israel on the political right is “serious, but thank God, it’s not really an evangelical problem,” Rev. Johnnie Moore told JNS.
The Jewish state topped the list, followed by the United States and Ukraine, with a pro-Russian hacking group found to be the the most prolific hacktivist actor “in the history of hacktivism.”
The retelling of David’s story should encourage Jews worldwide “not to be intimidated in the face of antisemitic violence and threats,” FOX Nation’s Jonathan Towers told JNS.
Bad actors have used stolen genetic data to “target people of Jewish and Chinese descent,” William Tong stated.
