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Israel should create a “secure area” in the Negev to house noncombatants before “finishing the job” against Hamas, said the former senior White House adviser.
“Hats are one of those unique fashion items where they don’t go out of style,” said Lance Levine. “I was watching ‘The Godfather’ the other night, and I thought, ‘We still have those same hats!’”
“These words and symbols, defacing public property, are clearly designed to make people in our community feel unwelcome and unsafe,” stated Aaron Frey, the state’s chief lawyer.
The agency’s largest donor country paused its contributions in January after Israel revealed its terror ties, including to the Oct. 7 massacre.
The umbrella group’s members “remain distressed that an American official would tell a sovereign, democratic ally when to conduct its electoral process.”
The congresswoman told JNS she won’t stop “until the sources of this antisemitic hate are exposed,” days after she received the ZOA “Defender of Israel” award.
The case appears destined for the U.S. Supreme Court, with potentially profound effects on public employee-union relationships.
Dana Ben Kaplan’s advice for newbies to the Israeli martial art form includes palm strikes, groin kicks and, yes, running away from danger.
“They have to follow Jewish law in how they take down the synagogue. They have to respect Jewish law. None of this was followed,” lamented Yaacov Behrman, president of the Jewish Future Alliance.
José Andrés, founder of World Central Kitchen, demanded that Israel “stop killing children, targeting humanitarian volunteers and press.”
The award-winning film director’s statement at the Oscars “gives credence to the modern blood libel that fuels a growing anti-Jewish hatred around the world,” according to a letter.
Gov. Eric Holcomb said that the bill, without the IHRA contemporary examples, has “confusing language.”
