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Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf was reportedly forced to resign after seeking to include the nuclear issue in the talks.
Conservative commentator Dave Rubin told JNS he’s confident about the Jewish state’s future: “I’m pretty sure God’s on our side.”
“The suffering and death in Gaza over the past year and a half, and recent attacks by the Israeli government, make any relationship unviable,” said Mayor Jaume Collboni.
An American diplomatic source told JNS that ongoing negotiations have a greater chance of success than a council resolution.
“Iran, the head of the snake of terror and destruction in the Middle East, must never be allowed to possess a nuclear weapon,” said the Israeli president.
“Israel will not cooperate with such moves aimed at harming it and its security,” an Israeli official told reporters.
“I am deeply disgusted by these heinous acts targeting the Jewish community,” the French interior minister said.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s rise offers a rare opportunity to break global elite’s stranglehold on Brussels, conference participants said.
“Such a level of enrichment exists only in countries actively pursuing nuclear weapons,” the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem said.
”Far-right organizations that pretend to fight antisemitism while engaging in nostalgic tributes to fascism are totally devoid of credibility.”
“This is just the beginning,” the group’s interim executive director said. “Our commitment to safely and effectively supply food directly to a large, hungry population is unwavering.”
The American Jewish Committee said the South American country has displayed “clear anti-Israel bias and blatant disregard for the safety of Chile’s Jewish population.”
But only 16.78% of respondents expressed support for Jerusalem opening an embassy in Damascus.
