The host Tadhg Enright was interviewing Omar Shakir, the regional director of Human Rights Watch, on Israel's decision to shut down the pro-Hamas Al-Jazeera's operations in Israel. The host said "Yeah," when the guest said Israel was carrying out atrocities.
"Israel cannot accept that:" Netanyahu rejects Qatar's conditions, insisting Hamas cannot remain in power.
British Muslims are voting on "very different issues to the wider public," he said.
The prime minister warned, "That would allow Hamas to achieve its promise of carrying out massacres, rapes, and kidnappings again and again."
The Eshkol Regional Council stated: "A short while ago, a barrage of rockets was fired towards the Kerem Shalom area. Several rockets exploded in an open area and there are injuries on site. The injured are not residents of the council and we pray for their well-being."
Israel's parliament recently passed a law allowing the temporary closure of foreign broadcasters considered a threat to national security during the ongoing war against Hamas.
Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt writes, "2023 saw the highest number of antisemitic incidents in the US ever recorded by ADL."
Rising antisemitism plagues NYC as Israeli-owned restaurant is attacked three times within several months
Students for Justice for Palestine calls for UC Santa Cruz to cut ties with all "Zionist Organizations" on campus
Online health company Hims & Hers's shares dropped from an opening price of $12.24 to $11.26 amid backlash over comments made by Palestinian-American CEO Andrew Dudum on Twitter.
