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Second antisemitic attack in the US in less than two weeks: “We were marching on Pearl Street when a man waited for us with bottles and threw them at us,” said an organizer. Colorado Attorney General: “A hate crime, considering the group that was targeted.” Israeli ambassador to the UN: “This is not a political protest, this is terrorism.”
At Belaya, home to seven Tu-160 and seven Tu-95MS bombers, Irkutsk Governor Igor Kobzev confirmed a drone strike on a military unit in Sredny village, though he remained tight-lipped on specifics.
In a unanimous decision by a three-judge panel at the US Court of International Trade in New York, the court ruled that President Donald Trump overstepped his authority by invoking the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose sweeping tariffs. The court rejected the administration’s central argument and ruled that the law does not grant the president unlimited powers.
The unidentified harasser, operating under a fake social media account, documents his antisemitic attacks and posts the disturbing footage online.
The anonymous Italian street artist titles the mural "The Final Solution" while claiming genocide occurring in Gaza.
Europe's key Israel ally hints at 'additional measures' amid growing pressure for arms embargo.
The incident unfolded at Hanoi airport as the French presidential couple arrived for an official state visit.
Despite a right-wing government coalition that includes pro-Israel parties, the Netherlands initiated an EU report on Israeli human rights violations – an achievement even Ireland failed to secure.
Swiss emergency services received a report about abandoned ski - a day later, rescue teams found the skiers dead.
Yarón Lischinsky, a German-born evangelical Christian who embraced Israel as his home, was killed alongside his fiancée in a terrorist attack in Washington, DC, on Wednesday. His unwavering Zionism and dedication to Israel’s diplomatic service defined his life, cut short by a brutal act of violence.
