Netanyahu threatens to sue NY Times over Kristof column as Jews protest outside newspaper’s building
As backlash over a recent column published by the New York Times alleging that Israeli guards sexually abused Palestinian detainees reached a fever pitch Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin ...
JERUSALEM — Far-right activists chanted “death to Arabs” and engaged in violent clashes ahead of the annual “Dance of the Flags” march through the Old City that commemorates the reunification of ...
Federal prosecutors said Michail Chkhikvishvili, a leader of the Maniac Murder Cult, promoted mass-casualty attacks including a scheme to poison Jewish children.
In his letter to Chancellor Shuly Rubin Schwartz, Herzog explained he would be absent due to ‘circumstances that prevent my travel to New York at this time.’ ...
The ruling follows years of scrutiny and litigation accusing the car-donation charity of misleading donors about how contributions are used. A California judge has ordered Kars4Kids to stop airing its ...
A blue and white flag displaying a Star of David, two swastikas and the letters “NYU” was seen hoisted over the roof of New York University’s Steinhardt building as graduates gathered for the school’s ...
After an altercation Tuesday with a congressman during which he made repeated antisemitic comments, Sen. Rand Paul’s son William apologized and said Wednesday he is “seeking help” for his drinking ...
"Extremisms and violence carry consequences,” said the EU's top diplomat, who said Hamas figures are also being sanctioned.
A New York Times column by Nicholas Kristof published Monday detailed graphic allegations of sexual abuse of Palestinian prisoners by Israeli guards, amplifying claims that guards had used dogs to ...
The Half Hollow Hills district was sued after administrators painted over watermelon imagery on a student's parking spot.
A prominent Jewish donor to Republican politicians is the target of a new ad about the Kentucky GOP congressional primary. The one-minute spot criticizes the candidacy of Republican Ed Gallrein, a ...
Protesters who appeared to assault a woman while demonstrating outside an Israeli real estate event in Brooklyn could be hit with federal charges, according to a senior Justice Department official.
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