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Thursday’s aid marked the second shipment delivered to the Syrian minority by Jerusalem.
IDF reopens field hospital in southern Syria, navigating a complex triangle of security, political and moral interests.
Jewish leaders warn of rising violence and hate across the continent as official rhetoric and conflict in Gaza fuel new waves of antisemitism.
Paula White-Cain, spiritual adviser to Trump, said: “I am proud and grateful to be at this most sacred place ... may there always be peace with Jerusalem.”
At an event in Jerusalem with White House Faith Office leader Paula White, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blasted the U.N.'s “excuses and lies” with regard to the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli defense minister promises Sheikh Tarif urgent humanitarian support for Druze in the Sweida region after recent jihadist massacres.
Another soldier was said to have been moderately wounded when troops were targeted with an explosive device.
“Critical changes … have led us to conclude that it is in our best interest to sever our affiliation with the movement,” read a letter from the clergy of Kehillat Israel in California.
The recent IDF campaign in Syria may have damaged the prospects for an expansion of the Abraham Accords.
Charles Small, of ISGAP, told JNS that it’s unfortunate that William Bennett is “on the payroll of an entity that’s affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood.”
“The IDF directs its strikes solely at military targets and works to mitigate harm to civilians and civilian infrastructure as much as possible.”
“The name of Nelson Mandela is being misused by ideological extremists to promote an aggressive anti-Israel agenda, under the guise of human rights,” said the South African Zionist Federation.
