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ICYMI Report 25M in DHS grants went to extremist groups with terror ties
NEWSRAEL: Money that should have gone to guard Americans went to nonprofits tied to Iran, Turkey, and Hezbollah
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In the Hamas-Israel war can a camera be as dangerous as a gun
A terrorist doesn’t need to carry an RPG or launch a rocket to be dangerous.
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Federal probe finds GW deliberately indifferent to Jew-hatred
Rabbi Levi Shemtov, who founded the GW Chabad, told JNS that the university hasn’t handled Jew-hatred well since Oct. 7 but is making improvements.
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If the murdered Jews could speak from the grave
If Vivian Silver, the Canadian-Israeli peace activist, who was murdered in the Be’eri massacre of October 7th, could speak from the grave, here is what she might say:
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Hamas continues cash salary payments totaling 7m. in Gaza despite war report
Recipients reportedly collect up to 20% of their pre-war wages every 10 weeks, with recent disbursements amounting to about $300 per employee.
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When being Jewish becomes a security risk The new cultural antisemitism
Opinion: As artists are deplatformed and festivals drop Jewish performers citing ‘security concerns,’ Western culture is embracing a dangerous double standard—boycotting Jews while embracing regimes that silence, jail and execute their own artists
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Never again is today We must not allow the world to forget starving hostages editorial
Human rights activism can indeed be a wonderful thing. But when it’s selective, it’s not worth the megaphone the slogans are being shouted through.
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Antisemitism Is being normalized in America as free speech opinion
As antisemitic rhetoric spreads with alarming ease, experts warn of the dangerous consequences of normalized hate.
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Behind the curtain Irans unseen influence on Gaza talks analysis
The ceasefire deal that was thought to be imminent following the IDF’s success in Iran has collapsed. Instead of giving Hamas the green light to deal, it seems that Tehran sent word to double down.
