Israeli foreign minister pledges US visa waiver for Israelis ‘in the coming months’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced in March the fulfillment of all legislative requirements for citizens to receive visa exemptions.
Twitter ‘behind the ball’ countering antisemitism, activists tell Daily Caller
The social-media company “should be very specific about Jew-hatred, calling out Holocaust denial specifically,” said Kenneth Marcus of the Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law.
Israel hit by extensive power cuts nationwide
National power provider says outages result of malfunction at production site; electric company chief says blackout result of excessive consumption, cyberattack unlikely
Israel hit by extensive power cuts nationwide
National power provider says outages result of malfunction at production site; electric company chief says blackout result of excessive consumption, cyberattack unlikely
Hacking group continues to target Israeli websites; PM’s Facebook briefly taken over
Anonymous Sudan says it is attacking Israel over its ‘celebration of the occupation of Palestine’
US House passes pro-Israel measure 401-19, but growing number of Dems vote against
‘No’ votes more than double those against 2021 bill for Iron Dome funding; J Street protests resolution’s omission of backing for two-state solution but didn’t call to oppose it
Sirens blare throughout Israel on day to remember fallen
Israelis gather at the country’s 52 military cemeteries for memorial services for the 24,213 men and women, as well as 4,255 victims of terror since the early days of Zionism to the present
Israel’s population approaches 9.73 million
On the eve of Independence Day, 73.5% of citizens are Jewish.
Death penalty trial to begin of man accused of killing 11 at Pittsburgh synagogue
Jury selection to start as prosecutors seek harshest penalty for truck driver Robert G. Bowers over the deadliest antisemitic attack in US history
