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Israel begins world-first trial of fourth COVID vaccine dose

Safety and efficacy of another booster shot is to be determined by a study of 150 healthcare workers whose antibodies from the third shot are waning.

Pro-Israel students, stand tall!

Practical steps you can take to defeat hatred of Israel and the Jewish people.

Iran’s election farce raises ‘regime change’ debate once more

The next president will assume office after what will be remembered as a laughably poor voter turnout amid an economy shattered by the coronavirus and years of U.S. sanctions.

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FBI cites Hamas attack as justification for $11.4 billion budget request

The $11.386 billion would fund 37,312 positions, 260 attorneys and 13,662 agents, the bureau said.

Citing ‘racial animus,’ Harvard president Claudine Gay resigns in wake of dual controversies

She faced growing calls to vacate the position after her response to campus antisemitism and extensive charges that she plagiarized her scholarship.

Islamists and progressives form a ‘Red-Green Alliance’ against the individual

Jews and Muslims together must fight to define ourselves via a Coalition of the Erased.

German Jewish music festival brings global performers

The International Days of Jewish Music will touch all corners of the country and the musical spectrum.

Approaching the end of cash in Israel?

For the time being, the Bank of Israel has nixed the government’s plan to limit cash in circulation, but economist Dror Goldberg believes physical money will not survive the digital revolution.

IDF ready for war to expand north, commander says

When the order is given, dozens of Israeli aircraft over Lebanon will turn into hundreds, per the Israeli Air Force commander.

Greek energy firm discovers natural-gas reserve off Israel

It has agreed to sell some of the gas to Israeli power producer I.P.M. Beer Tuvia in a 19-year deal expected to earn Energean $900 million.

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Funeral services held for three more Pittsburgh victims

Husband and wife Sylvan and Bernice Simon, 86 and 84, respectively, were laid to rest, as was Richard Gottfried, 65.