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“We’re not seeing any indication that a large part of the Jewish community supports anti-Zionism,” Jonathan Schulman, of Jewish Majority, which conducted the survey, told JNS.
“He really was one of those Renaissance men, who was also a great hero of Israel and the Jewish people,” Daniel S. Mariaschin told JNS, of Joseph Bau.
Adam Boehler, Donald Trump’s envoy for hostage affairs, met overnight with representatives of Hamas as well as officials from Egypt and Qatar.
The sides agreed to enhance collaboration in key areas, including economic policy, technology, and financial regulation.
“The University of California is unwavering in its commitment to combating antisemitism and protecting everyone’s civil rights,” the public university told JNS.
“By giving Israel the support it needs to roll back Iran’s nuclear program, and contain the fallout, the United States would be helping Israel defend itself and the rest of the civilized world,” per the JINSA letter.
Freed Israeli hostages tell Trump they didn’t think they’d be freed before his return to White House
“You were our hope, and now you’re the hope of the rest of the hostages,” Naama Levy said.
“We must not allow the actions of a few interfere with our mission,” said Laura Rosenbury, the college president.
“Israel has expressed to the United States its position regarding direct talks with Hamas,” the Israeli prime minister’s office stated.
Hans Wechsel is said to have told employees that he “didn’t like the direction the ship was heading.”
“To the Jewish students listening, do not relent or give in,” the nominee for U.S. envoy to the United Nations told attendees of the group’s summit.
“Disrupting classes and defacing buildings to intimidate and divide our community is not academic exploration,” Laura Rosenbury, the college’s president, wrote in an op-ed.
The more than 180-year-old Jewish nonprofit also urged caution about reducing foreign aid, including for Israel.
