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Rula Jebreal attacked the House Democratic minority leader over his support for Israel. She insisted she "didn't mean it in a racist way," but the Congressional Black Caucus rejected the explanation. She later apologized: "The term was inappropriate and offensive." Jeffries himself has not responded.
Amid a sharp rise in antisemitism and ahead of the Jewish High Holidays, communities across the US are deploying armed guards and rehearsing attack scenarios. Portland rabbi describes fear and frustration: "People don't want to have their bags searched when they come to pray." Jewish Federations CEO: "There is no other religious group that requires this kind of security simply to practice its faith."
With approval numbers sinking and Americans souring on the war, aides are betting that restraint now buys Republicans room in November.
The Satmar rebbes, leaders of the anti-Zionist Hasidic movement, are expected to visit the Oval Office on Thursday, to press Trump on the plight of "tens of thousands of Jews in the land of Israel."
Police find explosive devices ready for use near Jänschwalde power plant in eastern Germany. German media report a substation was struck repeatedly by explosive-laden rockets.
Netanyahu confidant urges 'warm welcome' for US vice president, and revealed Vance played 'critical role' in the war with Iran.
As residents of Ceuta have been holding regular protests since the mass border crossing, the Spanish leader claims Madrid's disputes with Moscow and Jerusalem over their positions on the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East made it "evident" that both countries had exploited the crisis to criticize the Spanish government.
Satmar Rebbe, one of the leaders of the hard-line haredi movement that rejects the State of Israel, told followers he would ask Trump to help fight the Israeli military draft. Source familiar with the matter tells Israel Hayom the meeting is intended as a Rosh Hashanah greeting, though other issues could be raised.
Senior military officials warn that the campaign is undermining US capabilities in other theaters, including homeland defense. With more than 50,000 troops remaining on alert, some forces expected to stay in the Middle East well into 2027.
Thousands remain in the Spanish enclave nearly a month after tens of thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco, fueling growing tensions with residents and Spanish security forces. The crisis has become a major source of criticism of the Sánchez government, as the opposition demands that the migrants be returned to their countries of origin.
