The attacks resumed some three hours after Trump said the terrorist group had agreed to stop firing.
Air-raid sirens sound across northern Israel.
Jamal Abu Aoun, a Hamas commander who worked at a Gaza hospital, planned attacks and aided the terrorist group rebuilding in breach of the ceasefire, according to the Israeli military.
The bill making its way through parliament stipulates that elections will be held between Sept. 8 and Oct. 20.
“The time has now arrived for us to move from aid recipient to partner,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wrote in support of the measure.
“I’d like to meet him,” the president told the New York Post. “I’d love to meet everybody.”
Makan Delrahim dismissed allegations that the acquisition threatens press freedom, saying some opposition is rooted in antisemitism and political “fear-mongering.”
Section 224 of the National Defense Authorization Act “simply adds transparency and improves efficiency by designating a single official to coordinate existing initiatives,” Rep. Mike Rogers said.
The gay bathhouse barred event organizers, it said, after they questioned Jews about Zionism and kicked them out, triggering legal action.
Exports rose nearly 30% from a year earlier, with government-to-government deals accounting for over half of total sales.
Sansted said it was investigating reports that a woman claiming to work there shouted “Free Palestine” and insults at travelers from Tel Aviv.
The runoff vote could produce another gain for the right-wing wave sweeping across Latin America.-
The gay bathhouse barred event organizers, it said, after they questioned Jews about Zionism and kicked them out, triggering legal action.
“This case was never about the facts. It has always been a propaganda campaign by South Africa in the service of Hamas.”
Sansted said it was investigating reports that a woman claiming to work there shouted “Free Palestine” and insults at travelers from Tel Aviv.
Organizers of the festival said there will be “proactive and precautionary” security for the event, as county officials encouraged the community to attend an unveiling of a memorial stone marker. 
“Israel’s under a lot of fire, and it’s important to celebrate,” Emma Gurvichkin, of Queens, N.Y., told JNS.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s absence from New York City’s annual Israel Day shindig was appropriate. But efforts to deny his antisemitism by citing a skewed poll point to deeper problems.
Pearl-clutching about the veteran journalist possibly being sent to the New York consulate misses the point. The Jewish state needs bold advocates more than traditional diplomats.
“Especially in today’s times, it’s more important than ever to show up, proud and loud,” Allie Levine, who attended the parade in Manhattan, told JNS.
“Once I landed in Israel, there was no going back,” Dr. Lance Dunlop told JNS. “I knew that I belonged.”
“I never imagined making a Jewish film about Woody Guthrie,” Steven Pressman told JNS. “We started finding out all these threads. It just opened my eyes completely.”
“Think Twice” with Jonathan Tobin and guest Izabella Taborovsky, Ep. 224
A recurring theme is the danger Israel’s existence poses, often linked to questioning the legitimacy of a Jewish homeland. This message is hard to challenge.
Herzog warns that rising antisemitism worldwide echoes the hatred that fueled the 1941 massacre of Iraqi Jews.
A new initiative from the Kibbutz Movement Rehabilitation Fund aims to prevent burnout among frontline welfare managers and strengthen community resilience.
“My party would represent every Israeli,” the prominent activist told JNS.
The Settlement Division’s new framework allows residents in larger communities to acquire residential plots under regulated conditions, easing longstanding restrictions on housing rights.-
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s absence from New York City’s annual Israel Day shindig was appropriate. But efforts to deny his antisemitism by citing a skewed poll point to deeper problems.
Israel should not be asked to endure Hezbollah’s military presence merely to placate diplomats.
Let’s stop pretending their demands are merely “policy changes.” The logical conclusion is far more sweeping.
A recurring theme is the danger Israel’s existence poses, often linked to questioning the legitimacy of a Jewish homeland. This message is hard to challenge.
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The attacks resumed some three hours after Trump said the terrorist group had agreed to stop firing.
Air-raid sirens sound across northern Israel.
Jamal Abu Aoun, a Hamas commander who worked at a Gaza hospital, planned attacks and aided the terrorist group rebuilding in breach of the ceasefire, according to the Israeli military.
The bill making its way through parliament stipulates that elections will be held between Sept. 8 and Oct. 20.
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“The time has now arrived for us to move from aid recipient to partner,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wrote in support of the measure.
“I’d like to meet him,” the president told the New York Post. “I’d love to meet everybody.”
Makan Delrahim dismissed allegations that the acquisition threatens press freedom, saying some opposition is rooted in antisemitism and political “fear-mongering.”
Section 224 of the National Defense Authorization Act “simply adds transparency and improves efficiency by designating a single official to coordinate existing initiatives,” Rep. Mike Rogers said.
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The gay bathhouse barred event organizers, it said, after they questioned Jews about Zionism and kicked them out, triggering legal action.
Exports rose nearly 30% from a year earlier, with government-to-government deals accounting for over half of total sales.
Sansted said it was investigating reports that a woman claiming to work there shouted “Free Palestine” and insults at travelers from Tel Aviv.
The runoff vote could produce another gain for the right-wing wave sweeping across Latin America.
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The gay bathhouse barred event organizers, it said, after they questioned Jews about Zionism and kicked them out, triggering legal action.
“This case was never about the facts. It has always been a propaganda campaign by South Africa in the service of Hamas.”
Sansted said it was investigating reports that a woman claiming to work there shouted “Free Palestine” and insults at travelers from Tel Aviv.
Organizers of the festival said there will be “proactive and precautionary” security for the event, as county officials encouraged the community to attend an unveiling of a memorial stone marker.
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“Israel’s under a lot of fire, and it’s important to celebrate,” Emma Gurvichkin, of Queens, N.Y., told JNS.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s absence from New York City’s annual Israel Day shindig was appropriate. But efforts to deny his antisemitism by citing a skewed poll point to deeper problems.
Pearl-clutching about the veteran journalist possibly being sent to the New York consulate misses the point. The Jewish state needs bold advocates more than traditional diplomats.
“Especially in today’s times, it’s more important than ever to show up, proud and loud,” Allie Levine, who attended the parade in Manhattan, told JNS.
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“Once I landed in Israel, there was no going back,” Dr. Lance Dunlop told JNS. “I knew that I belonged.”
“I never imagined making a Jewish film about Woody Guthrie,” Steven Pressman told JNS. “We started finding out all these threads. It just opened my eyes completely.”
“Think Twice” with Jonathan Tobin and guest Izabella Taborovsky, Ep. 224
A recurring theme is the danger Israel’s existence poses, often linked to questioning the legitimacy of a Jewish homeland. This message is hard to challenge.
-
Herzog warns that rising antisemitism worldwide echoes the hatred that fueled the 1941 massacre of Iraqi Jews.
A new initiative from the Kibbutz Movement Rehabilitation Fund aims to prevent burnout among frontline welfare managers and strengthen community resilience.
“My party would represent every Israeli,” the prominent activist told JNS.
The Settlement Division’s new framework allows residents in larger communities to acquire residential plots under regulated conditions, easing longstanding restrictions on housing rights.
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s absence from New York City’s annual Israel Day shindig was appropriate. But efforts to deny his antisemitism by citing a skewed poll point to deeper problems.
Israel should not be asked to endure Hezbollah’s military presence merely to placate diplomats.
Let’s stop pretending their demands are merely “policy changes.” The logical conclusion is far more sweeping.
A recurring theme is the danger Israel’s existence poses, often linked to questioning the legitimacy of a Jewish homeland. This message is hard to challenge.
