US mayors join AJC in fight against anti-Semitism
More than 525 municipal leaders sign the Mayors United Against Anti-Semitism statement pledging to fight such acts in all their forms.
More than 525 municipal leaders sign the Mayors United Against Anti-Semitism statement pledging to fight such acts in all their forms.
Andrew Yang clarifies his stance on the BDS movement following conflicting remarks he made at a forum on March 18 that was hosted by Emgage, a Muslim-American advocacy organization.
The majority of those favoring pressure on Israel to resolve the Palestinian conflict are Democrats, while 17% of Republicans and 31% of independents support doing so.
Former US President Donald Trump's senior adviser Jared Kushner says in Wall Street Journal piece that the Abraham Accords exposed the Israeli-Palestinian conflict "as nothing more than a real-estate dispute."
"Diplomacy with Iran is ongoing, just not in a direct fashion at the moment," White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan says.
In an exclusive interview with i24NEWS, American academic Wang Xiyue says the administration's approach to Iran is "cynical, myopic, self-righteous and immoral."
Uzra Zeya has been nominated by President Joe Biden as undersecretary for civilian security, democracy, and human rights.
The US has "serious concerns about the ICC’s attempts to exercise its jurisdiction over Israeli personnel. The Palestinians do not qualify as a sovereign state and therefore, are not qualified delegate jurisdiction to the ICC," State Department says.
Saudi Arabia rejects the "negative, false and unacceptable" assessment of a US intelligence report that found Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had approved the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018.
Israeli Ambassador Gilad Erdan said Jewish and African-American communities have a lot in common as people who hold "the words of the Bible close to [their] heart, and have experienced extreme persecution and prejudice over many centuries, but remained resilient and hopeful."
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