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The aid group said that it will “maintain readiness to reconstitute if new humanitarian needs are identified and will not dissolve as a registered NGO.”
“We want to deepen our cooperation in water technologies, advanced agriculture, cyber, renewable energy and more,” Israel’s foreign minister said.
“Blood libel was on full display today,” the American Jewish Committee stated. “Dressed up as ‘activism’ and ‘performance art.’”
The former U.S. special envoy on monitoring Jew-hatred told JNS that a Wikipedia page listing “genocide” in Gaza but not on Oct. 7 and not against Christians in Nigeria is part of why the site is an “untrustworthy source.”
The Republican Party must be united on which voices it considers legitimate, according to Ellie Cohanim, a task force co-chair.
Israel reserves the right to protect itself “under any circumstances, and we will effectively use this right if necessary,” the opposition leader said.
“I was surprised and a little bit relieved and also heartened by how much political support the preliminary recommendations received immediately,” a Democratic state representative, who is Jewish, told JNS.
Jewish groups demand MSK Gent return a Nazi-looted painting, disputing unproven claims that the owner’s family was compensated.
Australian Magistrate Malcolm Thomas found that Angelo Loras, 35, had been in the grip of a delusion stemming from failure to take his schizophrenia medication when he set fire to the East Melbourne Synagogue.
Police are probing the break-in as deliberate vandalism rather than theft.
The group will attend the opening of an Iranian film festival being held in the Israeli border town of Sderot, and tour the areas hardest hit during the Oct. 7, 2023 massacre.
Israel has watched warily as Christian Armenia has grown into an increasingly significant trade partner of the Islamic Republic of Iran.