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“The reason for doing so is that we have already met and exceeded all military objectives,” the U.S. president said.
Playing on the 2023 Israel team at the World Baseball Classic was “an amazing experience, and I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to do it again,” a Pittsburgh Pirates infielder told JNS.
“We can’t let the holidays be snatched away from us in broad daylight by a bunch of porch pirates,” the congressman said.
Prosecutors said that Yaroslav Shilkloper and co-conspirators defrauded U.S. victims of at least $2.8 million.
Maj. Gen. Sean Salene is currently deputy U.S. Central Command commander in Tampa.
“Accusing Jews of ‘making antisemites’ blames Jewish people for the hate directed against them—a classic victim-blaming trope,” the organization said.
The members of Congress did not note in the letter that Hamas still holds the body of Ran Gvili in direct violation of the ceasefire.
Pro-Israel former University of Florida president Ben Sasse stated that “I already had a death sentence before last week, too. We all do.”
Citing the mass shooting of 15 people in Australia during Chanukah, the board resolved “to rid this world of the disease of antisemitism.”
Lucas Alexander Temple, 20, faces up to 20 years in prison on charges related to illegal firearms and child pornography.
Louisiana man with ties to pro-Palestinian extremist group arrested for threats against ICE officers
Micah James Legnon was under FBI surveillance due to his affiliation with group members arrested on Dec. 12 for plotting New Year’s Eve bombing attacks in Los Angeles, per the U.S. Justice Department.
Cholo Abdi Abdullah, who trained as a pilot under al-Shabaab, “was fully prepared to die in his terrorist attack,” U.S. attorney Jay Clayton said.
“It undermines your confidence in so many ways, because you have a certain perception of your own community,” Rep. Sam Liccardo told JNS of the incident.
