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Democrats are waking up to the American far lefts antisemitism problem
Democrats are waking up to the American far left’s antisemitism problem. For months, much of the Democratic Party seemed determined to look the other way when it came to Hasan Piker. Not anymore. He can’t avoid the spotlight now.
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Netherlands must leave Gaza coordination center due to Dutch governments boycott of settlements Israel says.
Netherlands must leave Gaza coordination center due to Dutch government’s boycott of ‘settlements,’ Israel says. “Those who act against Israel will have no foothold in the region,” stated Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar.
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Synagogues and churches to Congress Protect us now
Synagogues and churches to Congress: Protect us now. Government must do more to meet the urgency of the times we live in.
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Chicago alderman went Jew-hunting when he blamed AIPAC for releasing divorce records lawsuit alleges
Chicago alderman went ‘Jew-hunting’ when he blamed AIPAC for releasing divorce records, lawsuit alleges. The suit, filed in the Circuit Court of Cook County, also states that the Jewish lawyer, whom the alderman blamed, is not actually tied to the pro-Israel lobby.
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Irans moment of collapse looks closer than ever
Iran’s moment of collapse looks closer than ever. A severe fuel shortage could soon bring down the ayatollahs’ regime. International media learn what happens when the journalist is the terrorist. Plus: Gadi Eisenkot’s foreign policy doctrine is revealed.
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As High Holidays loom in trying times key to remember how Jews put the oy in toys industry experts say
As High Holidays loom in trying times, key to remember how Jews put the ‘oy’ in toys, industry experts say. An exhibition slated for next summer at the Strong National Museum of Play in New York will focus on Jewish contributions to play, and recent publications tackle the same subject and its history.
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Rubio says no new Iran offensive for now as US focuses on economic pressure
Rubio says no new Iran offensive for now as US focuses on economic pressure — report. Washington also bent on restoring shipping through Hormuz; Iran and Oman discuss temporary corridor; oil firms begin avoiding vessels on Iranian blacklist of ships
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Iranian attacks caused billions in damages to US intelligence sites and hardware
Iranian attacks caused billions in damages to US intelligence sites and hardware – report Some of the intelligence-linked sites hit throughout the war include a Riyadh CIA station, a site in eastern Iraq, and other radar and surveillance equipment throughout the region, NBC reported.
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Five ways the US-Iran conflict is shifting analysis
Five ways the US-Iran conflict is shifting – analysis. From the Strait of Hormuz to sanctions and diplomacy, the US-Iran conflict is broadening into a struggle that is reshaping regional security and the global balance of power.





