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The Islamic Republic wrote that U.S. and Israeli vessels, and those of “other participants in the aggression” don’t “qualify for innocent or non-hostile passage” through the vital energy corridor.
“The problem is money and politics,” the New Jersey senator told JNS. “And I think I want to lead by example.”
“He was experimenting with notions of identity well before ‘ethnicity’ came into play,” Jenna Weissman Joselit told JNS. “He was very ahead of his time.”
Jason Greenblatt says that ground troops are also necessary to secure highly enriched uranium in Iran since the Islamic Republic is unlikely to do a deal.
The president urged Tehran to cut a deal before “there is no turning back, and it won’t be pretty.”
Commodore Alireza Tangsiri “had a great deal of blood on his hands,” the premier said.
The U.S. offers Tehran a way out, coupled with a warning that failure to grasp the opportunity will “unleash hell.”
“The city’s 23,000 street vendors are squeezed by skyrocketing permit costs and government getting in the way,” the New York City mayor said.
Shelley Atlas Serber told JNS that her guide to Passover products can help people who are making the holiday at home after travel plans to Israel were canceled.
Imraan Siddiqi, who has accused Israel of “genocide” and Netanyahu of being a “war criminal,” is challenging a longtime Democratic incumbent.
“We don’t deny the craziness,” Columbia’s Hillel director told JNS. “It exists and it’s real and it’s an ongoing challenge.”
The overhaul reduces faith categories and removes visible officer rank for chaplains.
Daniel S. Mariaschin, CEO of B’nai B’rith International, told JNS that “the people behind this entry are nothing more than depraved apologists for terrorism.”
