Thousands Visit Joseph’s Tomb In Nablus; IDF Escort Takes Gunfire
IDF troops escorting thousands of Jewish pilgrims to Joseph's Tomb in Nablus (Shechem) took fire from militants on Tuesday night.
Foreign Policy & State Dept.
New Book Considers Forgotten Black Soldiers In South Africa’s Wars
Review: “Apartheid’s Black Soldiers Un-national Wars and Militaries in Southern Africa” by Lennart Bolliger
‘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.
Israel And Sweden Kick Off Diplomatic Relations Combating Antisemitism
Israel's Eli Cohen's visit to Sweden bolsters bilateral ties with the Swedish community as antisemitism rises.
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.
Iron Dome Has Yet To Deploy To Ukraine That Was Part Of The U.S. Aid
The missile defense system has yet to make its presence in the Russia-Ukraine conflict as Zelenskyy seeks more aid.
Sen. Ted Cruz Accused A Biden Appointee Of Lying To The Senate About Ukraine And Hunter Biden
George Kent was appointed U.S. Ambassador to Estonia where he was grilled by the Senate about knowledge between Ukraine and Biden.
How The Gaza Ceasefire Unfolded With Iran’s Consent
Dialogue between the chair of the Palestinian Jihad and the foreign minister of Iran led to the breakthrough in the ceasefire