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California Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Magram seeks $1.6 million.
“Since Oct. 7, El Al has strategically adjusted its U.S. flight schedule to uphold an air bridge which is vital for the State of Israel,” stated Shlomi Zafarani, an El Al vice president.
The deputy minister of foreign affairs of Somaliland called Omar’s recent comments “lacking in common decency.”
“It’s just a random day. They’re not doing anything for the Jewish community by giving us off that day,” one parent said.
The effort focuses on encouraging voters to temporarily join the Democratic Party to vote against the anti-Israel politician in the primary election.
The publication Campus Reform says it called for the investigation of the two universities for Jew-hatred, while the school district had a board meeting disrupted with antisemitic chants.
A member of the so-called anti-Israel “Squad,” the scrutiny is associated with the misuse of security funds.
The board voted 5-3 to remove Veterans and Columbus Days as official holidays.
Andre Morrow Lackner also engaged in “a 14-month campaign in which he threatened a victim and threatened to shoot synagogues.”
The governor is also trying to expand the kinds of offenses that can be considered under that banner.
The Red Clay Consolidated District must “ensure that all of its students, including Jewish students, can learn safely and without discriminatory harassment in its schools,” said the assistant secretary for civil rights.
The report is “a nasty present” to Russian President Vladamir Putin, says a Jewish American expert on Soviet and contemporary left antisemitism, publicized on the anniversary of the Red Army’s liberation of Auschwitz.
