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The Israeli Foreign Ministry called the decision a “major step in holding the Palestinian authority accountable for its long-lasting terror support—financially and legally.”
The party is also reportedly considering resolutions that would halt weapons transfers to those implicated “credibly” in violating international law and investigate an airstrike on a school in Iran.
From Vanderbilt to the University of Florida, large-scale Passover gatherings in sports arenas highlight a growing push to engage Jewish students with communal holiday celebrations.
A spokesman for the private school told a reporter that the school considers the “definition and accompanying illustrative examples to the extent it may be useful in a particular case.”
“Ohio law prohibits divestment from Israeli investments,” a spokesman for the public school in Athens told JNS.
“I don’t want that to happen, but it probably will,” the U.S. president wrote on Truth Social.
The National Jewish Advocacy Center called the decision about the Surfside election a “major voting rights victory.”
The team said that the person it banned purchased tickets, which were used by people who performed a Nazi salute.
Although AIPAC supports Goldman, a source on the congressman’s campaign told JNS that “it makes no sense to suggest that we’re in the hands of AIPAC.”
The program aims to address “antisemitism as both a rhetorical challenge and an ever-shifting but persistent social reality,” Kelly Carr, an associate professor at the university, stated.
The U.S. president told reporters that the next 24 hours were a “critical period” as Iran faces a deadline to reach a deal.
Prosecutors said Dalin Brown, 24, allegedly broke into a house under construction, started a fire and carved antisemitic messages into the walls.
Students for a Democratic Society stated that the event seeks to “expose UW’s refusal to divest from war and genocide during tourism season.”
