Scary poll in US: 55% of Jews experienced antisemitism
Nearly one in five experienced assault, threats or verbal harassment due to their Jewish identity, while more than a third witnessed actual antisemitic violence or threats of violence.
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Nearly one in five experienced assault, threats or verbal harassment due to their Jewish identity, while more than a third witnessed actual antisemitic violence or threats of violence.
Trump claims he has a list of concrete achievements to present: "If I were named Obama, I would have had the Nobel Prize given to me in 10 seconds. They will never give me a Nobel Peace Prize. It’s too bad. I deserve it, but they will never give it to me."
Israeli government trust declines – yet most US Jews believe Israel essential for Jewish survival, though one-third of young adults feel disconnected from Jewish state.
Mass protests erupted in Rome, Milan and other major cities after Israel intercepted a vessel carrying 22 Italian nationals bound for Gaza. Italy’s largest labor union announced a nationwide strike, while demonstrators stormed the runway at Turin airport, grounding flights.
The Spanish government has called on participants in the so-called “Sumud Flotilla” heading toward the Gaza Strip to turn back, warning that the voyage would not be allowed to enter the naval blockade zone enforced by the IDF.
Months before his assassination, conservative activist Charlie Kirk delivered comprehensive advice to the Israeli prime minister regarding strategies to address rising opposition to the Jewish state among Americans.
Married couples joined single men and women on the flight, some choosing departure after lengthy detention while others faced forced removal following asylum denials or pending hearings.
Questions about backing Netanyahu's Hamas eradication vow met with refusal from Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani at Friday press conference.
The prime minister and the US president are expected to discuss a 21-step plan to end the war. Streets near the White House were closed. No injuries have been reported thus far.
The commander of Ukraine’s “Magyar” drone unit released footage showing a drone shooting down a Russian attack helicopter over Ukrainian territory. The country has recently begun producing a growing numbers of interception drones in several models, which have proven effective against a range of aerial threats and are inexpensive to manufacture.
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