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The Toronto Police Service said that nearly 60% of the new class, which ranges in age from 20 to 44, speaks a language other than English.
The donning of a yellow star by Israeli U.N. Ambassador Gilad Erdan “dishonors both the victims of the Holocaust and the State of Israel,” says Yad Vashem chairman.
The U.N. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Martin Griffiths’ entry was authorized “at the request of other states,” according to Israel’s Foreign Ministry.
The Republican told JNS that the Oct. 7 attacks were “a real policy problem and a policymaker problem, not necessarily a massive collection gap” in intelligence.
An anonymous threat was reportedly received that “bombs would blow up in 20 different Jewish schools in the Paris area.”
“We came for the Jews—to kill them with a knife and shoot them,” a rioter said.
Iran’s main interest was—and remains—to prevent the United States from brokering Saudi-Israel normalization.
The top E.U. diplomat ignored the wording E.U. leaders agreed upon.
Jana Černochová: We have “no place in an organization that cheers on terrorists and does not respect the fundamental right to self-defense.”
“Today is a day that will go down as infamy,” Ambassador Gilad Erdan said.
Gov. Doug Burgum says Biden’s failure to link Iran to Hamas’s Oct. 7 massacre “is like mentioning the subsidiary” but not talking “about the parent company that’s providing all the funding.”
The U.S. Treasury Department “remains committed to enabling the flow of legitimate humanitarian assistance” while “continuing to deny resources to malicious actors,” it stated.
A supplemental funding bill includes $200 million to strengthen the security of nonprofit organizations.
