Jewish groups urge immediate replenishment of Iron Dome
The $1 billion in funds that were approved by the House of Representatives last September has since stalled in the Senate.
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Texas steps up Holocaust education efforts
Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints five people to the state's new Holocaust, Genocide and Antisemitism Advisory Commission.
US Congress launches bipartisan Abraham Accords Caucus
Israeli lawmakers welcome the launch of the caucus that will work with associated countries to advance the agreements in various fields, while also pushing to achieve additional peace agreements.
'Biden administration remains blind to UNRWA's flaws'
"One of the biggest problems of Western foreign policy is they prioritize feeling good over doing good. They feel good about giving money, but they’re actually doing something very bad. They’re literally pouring money that translates into many more years of conflict,” Middle East expert says.
19 dead, including 9 children, in Bronx apartment fire
Dozens more injured in New York City's deadliest blaze in some 30 years, including 13 who were hospitalized in critical condition.
White House warns Iran to expect 'severe consequences' if it targets Americans
Warning comes a day after Iran's Foreign Ministry said 51 Americans had been targeted for what it called "terrorism" and human rights violations.
Ocasio-Cortez faces dilemma over staffer who called Israel 'racist European ethnostate'
"Hussain Altamimi has made false, hateful, antisemitic, anti-Israel accusations on Instagram,” Zionist Organization of America chief Morton Klein said in a letter sent to the New York legislator.
Police search for 2 suspects behind NYC antisemitic attack
The attack is being investigated by NYPD’s Hate Crimes Unit.
Protest against antisemitism held in Brooklyn following attack on Jews
An estimated 100 people gathered for the protest after Blake Zavadsky is physically assaulted in Brooklyn for wearing a sweatshirt that featured the emblem of the Israel Defense Forces.
Anti-government violence can be justified, over a third of Americans say
Two-thirds of supporters of former US President Donald Trump supporters continue to believe that Joe Biden is not the legitimately elected president, polls show.