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German arrested for Nazi salute to Israeli athletes visiting 1972 Munich massacre memorial

Israel’s ambassador to Berlin retweeted an article claiming the offending security guard was of “Arab descent,” and connected the incident with P.A. leader Mahmoud Abbas’s claim that Israel had perpetrated “50 Holocausts.”

Kaine responds to anti-Israel activists: ‘This crisis has spiraled out of control’

The senator received a request for an end to aid for Israel and amnesty for student protesters.

Israel marks 33 years since Buenos Aires embassy bombing

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar thanked Argentine President Javier Milei for efforts to hold the attackers accountable.

Jewish food festivals unite history and culture in unusual locales

Glasgow Climate Summit Archives

Understanding an old joke in a new way

"They tried to kill us, we won, let's eat" means more than you might think.

Revival of Iran nuclear deal increases chance of war, says think-tank head

“Rejoining the JCPOA in 2021 is more reckless than when the U.S. agreed to it in 2015,” said JINSA CEO and president Michael Makovsky.

No ‘blank check’ for IDF, Bank of Israel head says amid $67b war

“A prosperous economy requires security, and security requires a prosperous economy,” Amir Yaron said.

Greg Weiner Archives

Even ‘ironclad’ US-Israel alliance ‘can rust, corrode,’ congressman warns

Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D-Mass.) is scheduled to speak at a State of Israel’s 76th Independence Day event hosted by the Consulate General of Israel to New England.

Should Israel sign non-aggression pacts with Arab countries?

The two main obstacles to moving ahead with such relations seem to be public opinion and the Palestinian conflict.

New report exposes ‘land of tunnels’ in Lebanon, pioneered by Hezbollah

The Alma Center report said they connect entire regions of the country to one another; some tunnels are able to allow pick-up trucks with multi-barrel rocket-launchers to fire, vanish and re-emerge tens of kilometers from the firing point.

Israel welcomes individual tourists back into the country

Though it’s a watershed mark in the corona pandemic, entry into the country still requires that certain conditions be met.

Netanyahu: 'Exhausting every possibility' to reach reform compromise

The High Court is about to hold a hearing on petitions asking it to cancel the “reasonableness law.”

The Biden administration must act against CUNY

A federal monitor should be appointed to enforce the law.