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In the last two years, day schools and yeshivahs reported an enrollment increase of 3.7%, with more than 40,000 children from kindergarten to grade 12 enrolled.

Aviva Rosenschein, International Campus Director for CAMERA, said it was “shocking" that it would call for the boycott of all Israeli academics.

Saudi Arabia designates the Lebanon-based Al-Qard Al-Hassan association as a terrorist entity for its Hezbollah links, freezing all of its assets. Kosovo sanctioned seven local businessmen and a company for links with the Iranian-backed Shiite terrorist group.

Upholding the 1995 Jerusalem Embassy Law Act was introduced by Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-Tenn.) and co-sponsored by 34 other Republicans.

Sunrise DC pulled out of a voting rights rally that took place in the capital on Saturday because three pro-Israel groups took part, but later said it was sorry for singling them out.

Boji, a street dog, has become a regular sight on ferries, buses, and metro trains in Europe's largest city, enjoying long journeys of up to 30 kilometers on most weekdays.

The monarch recently stayed overnight in hospital after undergoing "preliminary investigations" for an unspecified but not COVID-19 related ailment. Prince Charles and Prince William are still due to attend.

"If you're overdue according to your itinerary, and you start getting repeated calls from an unknown number, please answer the phone," advised officials on the case after the man had been located.

In a Twitter post following the meeting, 27-member bloc says allegations of misuse of European funds by blacklisted organizations "have not been substantiated."

The latest survey by the American Jewish Committee about antisemitism in the United States finds large discrepancies in results between Jewish and non-Jewish respondents.