Texas Democratic hopeful vows 'internment camp for American Zionists,' castration center
Texas hopeful Maureen Galindo doubles down despite party backlash ahead of May 26 runoff, insisting she is not antisemitic.
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Texas hopeful Maureen Galindo doubles down despite party backlash ahead of May 26 runoff, insisting she is not antisemitic.
Several dates are currently being floated in Israel's political system, but only two appear realistic: Sept. 1 and Oct. 27. The Haredi parties have also raised the possibility of holding the elections on Oct. 6, as a kind of pointed “trolling” of Netanyahu. If the coalition manages to prevent the Knesset from dissolving itself before May 27, it could dissolve itself while still holding the election on the original date.
Restoration work at a burial complex in Amphipolis has revealed the full perimeter wall of the site for the first time, dating back to the 4th century BCE. The Greek Culture Ministry minister calls it "a unique and magnificent monument."
According to The New York Times, in the early days of the war, Israel and the US developed joint plans to identify a pragmatic figure who could take control of the government in Tehran. Ahmadinejad himself was involved in the plan, but it went awry after a strike meant to eliminate his guards also hit him.
While the IPO market remains frozen, tech employees have found a fast track to meaningful capital: the secondary market.
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