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In blow to women's rights, US Supreme Court overturns historic ruling allowing abortion

In blow to women's rights, US Supreme Court overturns historic ruling allowing abortion

by AP and ILH Staff

The court’s overturning of Roe vs. Wade is likely to lead to abortion bans in roughly half the states. Biden: This is a sad day for the court and for the country.

Teen who shot Israeli man in Baltimore pleads guilty to murder

Teen who shot Israeli man in Baltimore pleads guilty to murder

by AP and ILH Staff

Rasheed Morris, 17, will likely be sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Efraim Gordon, 31, who was visiting the area for a family wedding.

Sparking outrage, BDS alleges 'sinister ties' between Jewish groups, US officials, entities

US lawmakers urge investigation into Boston BDS map

by JNS and ILH Staff

The bipartisan effort against antisemitism is led by Reps. Josh Gottheimer and Don Bacon, joined by 35 colleagues.

'If US rejoins Iran nuclear deal, it will hurt peace deals'

'Most US envoys fail to understand Israel's needs'

by ILH Staff

Former envoy David Friedman blasts State Department officials for telling him to "tone down his Jewishness," says Israel has "never had a home" in the bureau, which has historically been antagonistic toward the Jewish state.

In first for US, workers at Maryland Apple store vote to unionize

In first for US, workers at Maryland Apple store vote to unionize

by AP and ILH Staff

Move is the latest in a growing push across US retail, service and tech industries to organize for greater workplace protections.

Jewish family files discrimination lawsuit against private US school

Jewish family files discrimination lawsuit against private US school

by Ryan Torok/JNS

"Parents discovered defendants' scheme to transform the school under a racially divisive, antisemitic ideology that seeks to indoctrinate children to reject Western values," an official complaint against the renowned Brentwood School says.

Jewish group lauds US approval of more security funding for houses of worship

Jewish group lauds US approval of more security funding for houses of worship

by JNS and ILH Staff

The US House Appropriations Subcommittee approves a $360 million bill for the Nonprofit Security Grant Program that funds the security measures of nonprofits and houses of worship that are at high risk of terrorist attacks.

Biden nominees backtrack on Abraham Accords, Israeli-election interference

Biden nominees backtrack on Abraham Accords, Israeli-election interference

by Dmitriy Shapiro/JNS

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said that rather than a confirmation hearing, the Democratic majority convened a hearing on the “profound anti-Israel bias of the Biden administration.”

Ecuador's largest grocer takes Ben & Jerry's off the shelf
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'Ben & Jerry's forces new hires to watch videos on Israeli-Palestinian conflict'

by Tamir Morag and i24NEWS

"Scooper Series: Social Mission" series of videos include one by leading BDS activist Omar Shakir of Human Rights Watch, as well as videos about racism in the United States. Ben & Jerry's parent company Unilever faces investor class action suit over ice cream giant's boycott decision.

UN probe into Gaza conflict inherently biased against Israel, watchdog says

US bill seeking to disband UN probe into Israel garners support in Congress

by Tamir Morag

Since its launch in the spring, the COI Elimination Act has garnered the support of 34 representatives of Congress, including seven Democrats.

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