Friday, August 2, 2024

THE DAILY SYNDICATE

from the editor-in-chief     Jonathan S. Tobin   Israel shouldn’t ‘help’ Biden-Harris appease Iran   The administration is angry at Jerusalem for fighting back against Tehran and its proxies, making it appear weak. But that’s Washington’s fault, not Netanyahu’s doing.   Every Republican senator but one protests Biden administration’s ‘partial arms embargo’ on Israel     Andrew Bernard     UN official, leaving Jerusalem post, says Israel won’t extend visa     Mike Wagenheim   PA governor disavows college op-ed arguing peace with Palestinians ‘virtually impossible’     Andrew Bernard     Eylon Levy is giving people the words they need to defend Israel     Dave Gordon           latest news           IAF strike killed Oct. 7 terrorist employed by ‘Al Jazeera’           Federal review discovers Drexel’s failures in addressing antisemitism           IDF Home Front Command briefs PM on readiness for attack by Iran           Biden: Haniyeh killing ‘has not helped’ hostage talks           Foxx gives Columbia a week to send documents, threatens subpoenas   David Swindle         US: Iranian attack on Israel could be worse than April assault           Court sides with MIT in dismissing campus antisemitism suit           Massachusetts state budget to fund commission to counter Jew-hatred   David Swindle         Elbit gets contract to build massive munitions factory           Australian probe finds Israel didn’t target World Central Kitchen workers in Gaza            Ankara has been blocking NATO-Israel cooperation since Oct. 7           Brandeis Center calls Title VI settlement with North Carolina State a ‘step forward’           Ministers visit newly recognized Samaria town of Evyatar           ‘The View’ co-host argues anti-Israel student wrongfully expelled from Bronx prep school   David Swindle         Israel not invited to ceremony marking atomic bombing of Nagasaki   JNS Staff         Watch: Volunteer EMT saves family from burning building in Jerusalem             opinion     Ruthie Blum   The lull before the storm   Israelis alternate between bracing for a blitz from Iran and suspecting the response to Haniyeh’s assassination in Tehran will elicit the same kind of sound-and-light show as the one that took place on April 14.       Ben Cohen   Enough is enough: NATO must suspend cooperation with Turkey   Under the brutally authoritarian rule of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, its diehard Islamist president, it has stood out as the alliance’s greatest liability.       Pinny Arnon Is it ‘baseless hatred’ when we hate our enemies?         Yisrael Medad Words and thoughts from Ze’ev Jabotinsky             news releases           A bloody game: 12 children killed on Israeli soccer field by Hezbollah           Yad Sarah: Staying operational in the north, no matter what           Religious women at JCT develop technology to aid lost travelers, enhance communication for civil defense           Prior to Israeli Air Force mission against Houthis, teens install mezuzahs on base           Magen David Adom completes multi-domain exercises for war readiness           Survivor reunites with volunteer EMT one year after car accident           Matan launches initiative to boost inclusion of people with disabilities in Jewish communal groups           Jewish leaders find inspiration on educators’ mission to Israel           Orthodox Union invests in early career professionals with skills-building summit           OU Women’s Initiative mental-health seminar explores trauma of Oct. 7           World Mizrachi hosts 250 emissaries before leaving to strengthen Israel-Diaspora ties                 support jewish journalism   JNS coverage of Israel and the Jewish world depends on the support of our loyal readers, on people like you.     donate

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