Новости за 03.05.2024

National Students for Justice in Palestine and American Muslims for Palestine are currently getting sued by nine American and Israeli survivors and victims of the Oct. 7 Massacre.

Some administrations view the deals as wins if it means campus life can return to normal. The wider Jewish community views them as surrendering to terror.

The plan lays out a three-step program for returning Gaza to self-governance and eventually reintegrating Gaza into the regional economy.

Academic Seyed Hossein Mousavian has been accused of having a role in assassinations of over 20 Iranian dissidents.

The Iran-back terror organization offers those who have been suspended from their studies to study in Yemen.

Some of the lawyers involved in the push to have war crime charges issued against Israeli leaders have previously defended Hamas and the October 7 attacks.

When Jews align themselves with pro-Palestinian individuals and groups who express open support for terrorist regimes such as Hamas and Hezbollah, they have crossed a red line.

It took awhile for Kindetransport survivors to gain recognition. But the emotional ripples from the event are still very much with us.

Let’s hope Haim Gan maintains his energy and ability to think outside the box and be ahead of the game. He has contributed so much to Israeli wine. Long may it continue. 

Yahya Sinwar, Hamas's Gaza chief, has yet to make his response known, further complicating the situation.

The dodecahedron is one of only 130 found globally and it is considered “one of archaeology’s great enigmas.”

Countries are due to finalize negotiations on the accord on May 10, with a view to adopting it at the WHO's annual meeting later this month, but sources involved say that big differences remain.

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

Musk’s free speech commitments remain inconsistent: The same day the said he would restore Fuentes, he proposed deporting people who remove the American flag and fly another in its place.

The report claimed that student governments and universities were leaving SJP unchecked, allowing the group to pose a "threat to the safety and well-being of Jewish and pro-Israel individuals."

When Zikaron BaSalon, a grassroots initiative in which individual Holocaust survivors address small groups, opened up registration for participants, sign-up was very low.