The new regulations authorize the state's commissioner of education to conduct a survey and determine whether school districts in New York are meeting the requirements for teaching about the Holocaust, which has been mandatory since 1994.
Head of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in the Palestinian Authority was forced to walk back condemnation of PIJ "indiscriminate" rocket attacks.
Meir, Israel's fourth prime minister, was born in 1898 in Kyiv. Since the Russian invasion, her words appeared in pro-Ukrainian memes and were even picked up by Ukrainian diplomats.
“Nazi symbols are a gateway to violence and are used as a recruitment tool by extremists,” says New South Wales Jewish Board of Deputies chief executive Darren Bark.
Candidates vying for Conservative Party leadership tout connections to Israel, and concern about antisemitism and BDS.
Defense Department officials estimates that Russian casualties, wounded since start of Ukraine war top 80,000 as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanks US for ammunition he says will be "used to protect our common freedom."
US Undersecretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Ambassador Bonnie Jenkins discusses Iran, Syria and the challenges across the Middle East.
More than seven inches of rain fall in a matter of hours, leading to flooding and mudslides; causing homes to shift off their foundations and roofs to cave in; and leaving water simply everywhere. Rabbi Shlomo Litvin reports that "the devastation is awful."
Top EU negotiator Enrique Mora is "absolutely” optimistic about the talks' progress so far, Russian envoy says “We stand five minutes or five seconds from the finish line." Iran says success of Vienna nuclear talks depends on Washington's flexibility.
The ice cream giant has sued its parent company in July to try to stop the sale of its business in Israel to the local licensee. The battle has tested how far Unilever is willing to go to give its brands the freedom to have social missions.
