US Marine Corps successfully tests Iron Dome-based air-defense prototype
The MRIC prototype employs the Iron Dome Tamir interceptor and launcher, in conjunction with the Marine Corps’ G/ATOR radar.
The MRIC prototype employs the Iron Dome Tamir interceptor and launcher, in conjunction with the Marine Corps’ G/ATOR radar.
Thousands gather in Buenos Aires to honor the 85 people killed in 1994 AMIA terrorist attack, for which no one has been brought to justice, while in Bulgaria, 2012 bus bombing that killed six Israeli tourists is remembered.
"Clearly, preparations are now underway for the next stage of the offensive," says a spokesman for Ukrainian military intelligence, as EU foreign ministers look to add a ban on Russian gold exports.
"Jewish life was so thriving, so strong, so rich … it's such a shame that all this just scattered in one day because of the Ukraine war," says chief rabbi of the Association of Hungarian Jewish Communities Slomo Koves.
Russian officials visited an airfield in central Iran at least twice in recent weeks to view weapons-capable drones it is looking to acquire to use in its war against Ukraine, the White House reports.
"How will we continue to commemorate when there are no survivors left? There's not many of us left who were 15 at the time," says Joseph Schwartz, 95.
Deborah Lipstadt intends to discuss with Jewish communities, government officials and civil-society representatives “actionable strategies and opportunities to counter anti-Semitism.
Nazis tried to cover up the war crime by planting trees over the burial pits in the Bialuty Forest, some 100 miles north of Warsaw.
The cargo contained tourniquets, bandages, occlusive dressings, chest seals, surgical packs, hygiene kits and diapers.
The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs is partnering with the Institute for Black Solidarity with Israel to fight the anti-Israel narrative that is being spread by Black Lives Matter and antisemitic figures like Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.
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