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UN pro-Palestinian bloc launches diplomatic push to isolate Israel advance statehood
Algeria’s draft resolution at the UN Security Council demands unrestricted aid to Gaza and condemns Israel, while France and Saudi Arabia prepare a wider General Assembly push as dozens of nations weigh recognition of a Palestinian state
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Jewish employees of Columbia eligible for settlement money federal agency says
Andrea Lucas, of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, told a student paper that the commission won’t take “a single cent” itself.
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Academic detained on suspicion of incitement against Netanyahu
The Tel Aviv University scholar said that National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir “armed the lunatics; I hope our side is stockpiling weapons too.”
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Herzog receives suspicious package in London
Security officials have assessed in recent weeks that Iran, together with Hamas, may seek to target official Israeli assets abroad.
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Treasury Department announces largest sanctions on Houthi procurement network to date
The Trump administration sanctioned 32 individuals and entities, as well as four vessels, linked to the Iran-backed terror group.
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Faculty staff driving antisemitism against professors on US campuses survey
Some 73% of Jewish faculty have heard antisemitic statements from other staff members, and 53% said university responses weren’t helpful, an ADL report reveals
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Iran says deal with IAEA does not yet guarantee inspectors access to nuclear sites
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi says entry to facilities will need to be agreed upon later down the line
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Australian police arrest alleged mastermind of string of antisemitic attacks
27-year-old Tarek Zahabe is charged with directing at least four incidents in January, including vandalism and arson on Jewish schools and the home of a Jewish leader
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Zebrafish help Israeli researchers hook potential cure for deadly genetic disease
Scientists from Weizmann Institute and Sheba Medical Center says they were able to recreate rare lymphatic illness KLA in aquatic creatures, and treat it; they hope humans come next
