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Security guard at Prague airport forces ultra-Orthodox woman to remove head covering
Security guard at Prague airport forces ultra-Orthodox woman to remove head covering. The woman, who was flying to London with her husband, said she took off her headscarf out of fear of being arrested; ‘I said I’m a religious Jew and I can’t take it off but he yelled again, Take it off’; She was ... Security guard at Prague airport forces ultra-Orthodox woman to remove head covering
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Iran negotiations must include ballistic missiles domestic repression Rubio says
Iran negotiations must include ballistic missiles, domestic repression, Rubio says. “I’m not sure you can reach a deal with these guys, but we’re going to try to find out,” the U.S. secretary of state said.
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Melania Trump meets with freed hostages Aviva and Keith Siegel at White House
Melania Trump meets with freed hostages Aviva and Keith Siegel at White House. Keith told the first lady that he is “eternally grateful to you and President Trump for bringing me home and for bringing all of the hostages back to their families.”
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Australian charged with threatening to kill Israeli president
Australian charged with threatening to kill Israeli president. The 19-year-old was granted bail ahead of Isaac Herzog’s arrival in New South Wales.
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Online antisemitism grows smarter faster and harder to stop CyberWell report shows
Online antisemitism grows smarter, faster, and harder to stop, CyberWell report shows. A CyberWell report found antisemitic narratives surged in 2025, with platforms struggling to keep pace despite higher content removal rates.
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Kisch and Huckabee call to move embassies into Israels capital Jerusalem
Kisch and Huckabee call to move embassies into Israel’s capital, Jerusalem. The US embassy in Israel was moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in 2018, making it the first major power to relocate its embassy to Israel’s capital.
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A cheap Jew NJ police officer punished for reporting antisemitism lawsuit says
‘A cheap Jew’: NJ police officer punished for reporting antisemitism, lawsuit says. Officer Christopher Wagner, who has been with the Livingston Police Department since 2005, claims that he was punished after reporting other officers for making antisemitic remarks.
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Why global stability requires American power and decisive leadership
Why global stability requires American power and decisive leadership. Opinion: History shows that stability depends on a dominant global power; weak US leadership allowed hostile regimes to expand, while renewed American deterrence and dismantling of proxies now force serious planning for what comes next in Iran and Gaza
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Restore constitutional monarchy to honor lost Iranian lives opinion
Restore constitutional monarchy to honor lost Iranian lives – opinion. The Iranian protests call for monarchy restoration, but the world refuses to report what the protesters really want.
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Iran on the brink Could 47 years of oppression finally end
Iran on the brink: Could 47 years of oppression finally end? Is it possible that after 47 long and oppressive years of ayatollahs, backed by the iron fist of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, the winds of freedom will finally sweep across the former Persian Empire?
