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"I pray your time in prison will give you a time to reflect," says mother of journalist James Foley, whom the cell beheaded.

The post indicates that the demonstration is being held “in honor of our martyrs,” including Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades terrorist Ibrahim Nabulsi.

The new regulations authorize the state's commissioner of education to conduct a survey and determine whether school districts in New York are meeting the requirements for teaching about the Holocaust, which has been mandatory since 1994.

More than seven inches of rain fall in a matter of hours, leading to flooding and mudslides; causing homes to shift off their foundations and roofs to cave in; and leaving water simply everywhere. Rabbi Shlomo Litvin reports that "the devastation is awful."

The ice cream giant has sued its parent company in July to try to stop the sale of its business in Israel to the local licensee. The battle has tested how far Unilever is willing to go to give its brands the freedom to have social missions.

Combating antisemitism, said Susan Samueli, "requires a community effort, and we hope this matching gift will inspire others."

Haley Stevens defeats Andy Levin, who is supported by JStreet and Sen. Bernie Sanders.

Ben & Jerry's and Unilever agreed in mid-July to try to reach a deal out-of-court by July 28. Unilever CEO: There is plenty for Ben & Jerry's to get their teeth into in their social justice mission without straying into geopolitics.

Chanan Weissman is leaving; Shelley Greenspan slated to take over.

The pharmaceutical company will also offer the option of $1.2 billion worth of its generic version of the drug Narcan – used to reverse an opioid overdose – over 10 years or, in lieu of the product, an agreed-upon cash equivalent.