U.S. Politics
The vote took place the day after a gunman killed two Israeli embassy staffers outside a Jewish museum in Washington, D.C.
It’s “a significant structural change in what Iran thinks it’s going to be doing,” Tammy Bruce, the department spokeswoman, told reporters.
The Orthodox Union applauded the “historic” House passage of a school choice act within tax legislation, while the high court rejected religious charter schools.
“A stable and united Syria, which does not offer a safe haven for terrorist organizations, will support regional security and prosperity,” the United States and Turkey stated.
The secretary of state outlined the Trump administration’s approach to Gaza and Iran in Senate testimony.
“This would have been the chance for Harvard to emphasize its value as a research institution and to tell the committee and the country how it is addressing antisemitism,” Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) stated.
Alderman Debra Silverstein stated that Mayor Brandon Johnson’s decision to appoint Ishan Daya “to a leadership position in Chicago is a deliberate slap in the face to the Jewish community.”
The tourist hurled a bag with materials to produce Molotov cocktails toward the U.S. embassy branch office in central Tel Aviv.
The terror group “generates about $1 billion annually from a combination of direct financial support from Iran, international businesses and investments, donor networks, corruption and money laundering activities.”
Golan is “getting mandates because he’s a general, but right after the primary, everyone will realize this is a radical left-wing party,” said the Yesh Atid Party leader.
The rumored visit was reported as intending to ally Israel’s concerns about America’s commitment following the president’s Mideast tour.
“We take great pride regarding the impact we have made on so many generations of Americans,” Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz said.
