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Mike Wagenheim

Mike Wagenheim

Mike Wagenheim is a Washington-based correspondent for JNS, primarily covering the U.S. State Department and Congress. He is the senior U.S. correspondent at the Israel-based i24NEWS TV network.

Israel says the incident was “a serious mistake and failure” but there was no “reasonable suspicion for criminal misconduct.”
“Airports can no more offer Muslim-only bathroom spaces than they can maintain white-only bathrooms,” wrote Gov. Greg Abbott.
“After years of bias, failure and eroded trust, the organization needs a leader who is prepared to change the system,” stated Danny Danon, Israeli ambassador to the global body.
The faction is “an extension” of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force and is “not a Lebanese resistance movement,” a State Department official said.
The career diplomat was sworn in as assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs amid tension in the region and close advisers to the president overseeing Mid East portfolios due to vacant U.S. envoy posts.
Israel-born Sigal Chattah can’t continue to serve in the role, the court said, setting up a likely Supreme Court appeal.
“The International Criminal Court is a corrupt and fatally politicized supranational court that has maliciously abused its authority,” U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit ruled against a group of professors, including one who feared he’d be required to teach pro-Israel views.
“I think there are people who are taking vacations, because it’s something that we do and we’d like to do,” Stacey Zrihen told JNS. “It’s a wonderful thing if you can do it, but I don’t think that has to be something that’s considered a necessity.”
The next U.N. head “must remember that the United Nations was created to serve all member states equally,” Danny Danon, Israeli ambassador to the global body in New York, told JNS.
World Vision conducts “rigorous risk management including recurring sanctions screening, multi-phase partner vetting and independent financial audits,” the senior official told JNS.
A new, vague provision to strip funding mid-year is keeping some nonprofits, including synagogues, from applying for funding, “leaving their institution vulnerable to attack,” the legislators wrote.