Jewish constituents feel ‘unsafe’ amid rising Jew-hatred, CA rep says
“Some older Jewish constituents are worried about their grandchildren, because they’re facing more antisemitism than they did in the past,” Rep. Luz Rivas told JNS.
“Some older Jewish constituents are worried about their grandchildren, because they’re facing more antisemitism than they did in the past,” Rep. Luz Rivas told JNS.
“This curriculum is another reminder that ethnic studies is a far-left political program meant to turn children into activists for left-wing causes,” Rhyen Staley, of Defending…
An unidentified man defaced an art installation at the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History, prompting a law enforcement search.
The program enables young adults to earn an American-recognized EMT certification while living and studying in Israel.
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Authorities arrested a 36-year-old Qalandia resident who confessed to excavating a shaft beneath the security barrier.
The move comes as nonstop U.S.-Israel service remains limited to Israeli carriers after all three major American airlines suspended flights during the Iran war.
Too often, the Jewish lobbying group has taken problematic positions.
“This project combines accessibility with the preservation of nature and heritage, while strengthening communities’ connection to public spaces," said chairman Eyal Ostrinsky.
Washington needs a sovereign maritime partner, not a base that paints a target on Somaliland itself.
"And hopefully filling in some of the tunnels as well in the next 60 to 90 days," the Trump administration envoy said.
Galbut, 19, competes for Duquesne University while maintaining Orthodox Jewish observance, including no playing or traveling on Shabbat.
The Yiftah border community is welcoming 22 new families to mitigate its loss of 10 after a 16-month-long evacuation.