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.
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.
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.
Fragile Gaza Truce Holds As Israeli Starts To Ease Restrictions
Following a ceasefire mediated by Egypt, the IDF started to relax restrictions on communities in the Gaza Envelope on Sunday.
EU’s Borrell Against Conditioning Aid On PA Dropping Antisemitic Textbooks
European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell is against making financial assistance to the Palestinian Authority
IDF Kills ‘most Senior’ Palestinian Islamic Jihad Figure In Gaza Strip
An Israeli airstrike killed Iyad al-Hassani—the “most senior” Palestinian Islamic Jihad figure in the Gaza Strip, Rear Adm
Scholars Expound On Mount Ebal Curse Tablet With Oldest Hebrew Text
Lead tablet found at a site where millions believe the Israelite leader built an altar contains the oldest Hebrew text ever found
Iranian Activist Masih Alinejad Faced Threats In The UK Appearing On Pierce Morgan’s Show
The Ayatollah believed that the women were being manipulated for not wear the hajib as Iranian women continue to defy tradition.