Protests resume at Columbia University as new semester begins
Increased security measures implemented amid anti-Israel demonstrations. "To be anti-war is one thing, but to be pro a terrorist organization ...
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Increased security measures implemented amid anti-Israel demonstrations. "To be anti-war is one thing, but to be pro a terrorist organization ...
Spectators can be heard shouting "Get out of here" and more explicit expletives at the demonstrators.
Efforts to find a last-ditch compromise are still underway, with President Isaac Herzog shuttling between the sides.
Israel Katz is accosted while addressing the crowd during an event in Tel Aviv.
Some protesters hold signs taking the government to task over alleged inaction on a soaring crime wave that has affected ...
In New York, MK Simcha Rothman, one of the main driving forces behind the legislation, grabs a megaphone out of ...
Demonstrations continue unabated as the controversial legislation remains on hold while President Isaac Herzog is holding talks in hopes for ...
Dubbed the "Day of Equality," demonstrations revolve around the Coalition's plans to legislate blanket military service exemptions for ultra-Orthodox yeshiva ...
As the Knesset prepares to reopen for its summer session, protest organizers vow to step up activities by holding a ...
“We are told that if the reform passes there will be a dictatorship. There is no bigger lie than that,” ...
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