Rising Antisemitism Focus At European Jewish Association Conference
The EJA proposed a motion arguing that antisemitism is unique and shouldn't be grouped with other forms of hate.
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‘Our Two Cities Have A Lot In Common,’ Says San Francisco Mayor On Visit To Haifa
London Breed spent five days in Israel to mark the 50th anniversary of San Francisco’s and Haifa’s “sister city” relationship.
American Have No Idea What Do When Seeing Or Experiencing Harassment In A New Study
Over 70% of Americans agree the definition of harassment has evolved over the past 20 years in all shapes and forms.
Palestinians Get Their Way To Celebrate Nakba Day As Others Boycott
Israel urged its colleagues in the United Nations not to part take in Nakba Day concerns in promoting a conflict.
Ballad Of Elephant Tamers In Indonesia’s Way Kambas National Park
The world's elephants are in crisis, and the population is shrinking drastically.
Oldest Doctor In South Africa Keeps Going On The Job At 96 Years Old
Dr. John Callaghan doesn't stop as medicine is perceived as his life and dedication to help his patients.
A South African Comedian Makes The Impression On Social Media
Themba Robin tries to give a positive light on life in South Africa as laughter is the medicine to get by.
The University Of Oslo Refusing To Acknowledge Foreign Degrees Outside Of Norway
University Of Oslo has been regarded as one of the best universities in the world according to U.S. News rankings.
State Department Submits International Religious Freedom Report To Congress
Reports include members of the LGBTQ community facing persecution around religious countries that regulate sexual orientation.