U.S. Politics
“It’s important for Jews and non-Jews to see this kind of case come to closure in this way,” Jessica Anderson, of the Jewish Federation of Greater Portland, told JNS.
The comments by Al Williams “are deeply offensive and should be disqualifying,” stated Mark Mellman, president and CEO of Democratic Majority for Israel.
“We are absolutely excited about coming to Jerusalem and we most definitely will be there this year,” Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka told JNS.
“I commend the Republic of Fiji’s government for its historic decision to open an embassy in Jerusalem, the eternal capital of the Jewish people,” said Foreign Minister Sa’ar.
Jerusalem’s top diplomat said he highlighted “the potential threat of ISIS in Syria” to the delegation.
“This administration no longer has the ability to effectively govern with Eric Adams as mayor,” the speaker of the New York City Council said Monday.
“Iran with a nuke is a nightmare for the Jewish state; it’s a nightmare for the world,” stated South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham.
The Islamist group “consistently held back on a commitment to release hostages and aimed to ensure it remained in power after the war ends.”
Pressure from the Biden administration drove continued supply shipments to Gaza, despite the terrorist group’s theft at the expense of civilians.
“Trump’s plan regarding Gaza is the only one that can guarantee security for the residents of the south and the State of Israel after the lessons learned from the events of Oct. 7,” said the Israeli defense minister.
The outgoing IDF chief aims to bolster military cooperation between the two countries.
“It’s not a time to taunt and bully the left, but to reach across and make an effort and look at what they’re genuinely concerned about,” Ryan Mermer, former RNC Jewish engagement director, tells JNS.
