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Nahro Sudoi Innab “came here to take advantage of the American dream, but he has repeatedly tried to hire thugs to murder his perceived enemies,” the U.S. Justice Department said.
The National Education Association “used a webinar meant to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day to instead make links to events in Minnesota and call for activism,” the North American Values Institute said.
The Republican senator wrote that “the thumbs up tour continues” in a photo with the Riyadh official.
“We strongly support our students’ rights to freedom of expression,” the private school stated. “However, we understand that lines can be crossed.”
“To those countries or groups who believe it is open season on the Kurds in Syria without consequence, you will be sadly mistaken,” the South Carolina Republican said.
“So, when do we go after the guy who ordered it, Ayatollah Khamenei,” Alinejad wrote.
Jonathan Dekel-Chen, the father of Sagui Dekel-Chen, is set to join the School of International and Public Affairs.
Rep. Tim Walberg is seeking a briefing from Daniel Biss, mayor of Evanston, Ill., over his “failure to protect Jewish students” after withholding support amid antisemitic activity at the university.
In response, the Israeli Foreign Ministry designated South Africa’s top diplomat in the country persona non grata.
Movement between Gaza and Egypt to resume with Israeli security screening and E.U. supervision.
Her brother Gil, who was with her in the car to celebrate their mother’s birthday, is in critical condition at Soroka Medical Center.
Tehran builds bomb shelters, prepares its metro system for emergency use ahead of a possible U.S. strike.