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The Michigan administrator also said that Jewish students were “wealthy and privileged," and that “Jewish people have no genetic DNA that would connect them to the land of Israel"

AIPAC's first visit to Azerbaijan indicates it has stepped in to act as a bridge between the incoming US administration and Baku, working on already warm ties between Israel and Azerbaijan

By allowing France to participate as a Lebanon ceasefire observer, Israel allowed it a political foothold in its former colony • Macron also turned ICC warrants into a foreign policy bargaining chip

After a synagogue was set on fire last Friday - unknown individuals damaged property, set a stolen car on fire, and sprayed anti-Jewish and anti-Israeli graffiti in a Jewish area in Sydney

Criticism against the choice suggests that it will not be able to guarantee the rights of overseas workers, similar to the World Cup held in Qatar in 2022

The Russian army relies on agreements with rebel organizations that will allow it to leave the country 'without disturbance' • For this reason, Moscow stopped calling the rebels 'terrorists'

Nefesh B'Nefesh, in collaboration with other immigration bodies, launched the MedEx LA fair to address the shortage of doctors in Israel

A civil complaint filed in New York alleges that the two rappers sexually assaulted a teenager at a post-MTV Awards party

The fire caused severe burns to one as masked men set fire to the Adass Israel synagogue, doing extensive damage to the building, including Torah scrolls

The boys, who remain in critical condition, were shot at a school affiliated with the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, a Protestant denomination some of whose precepts overlap with the Jewish tradition

'It's horrendous it's come all the way to Australia... We're one nation, and when things are happening in Israel they'll attack you in Australia,' synagogue board member Benjamin Klein tells i24NEWS

'We have managed to advance on several axes within and towards the city center,' an opposition source said

Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government lasted only three months, with President Macron expected to address the public Thursday night

Jewish-Americans found it 24 percent harder to find a job than candidates of Western European descent • Among Israeli-Americans, it was 39 percent harder to get a positive initial response to résumés

When asked about a possible recognition of a Palestinian state by France, Emmanuel Macron adopted a cautious approach, indicating that this would happen 'at the right time'

Ukraine allegedly helped Syrian opposition fighters by providing training and drones

Former national security advisor John Bolton spoke to Christian Malard on the upcoming Trump presidency, saying that the term may look much different than Americans and Israelis think

President Yoon Suk Yeol vowed to 'eradicate' the enemy forces from within 'that plunder the freedom and happiness of our people" and to 'protect the free constitutional order'

Writing on his Truth social media platform, Donald Trump vowed: 'Those responsible will be hit harder than anybody has been hit in the long and storied History of the United States of America'

'It's clear that Hunter was treated differently,' Biden says, in the hopes that 'Americans will understand why a father and a President would come to this decision'

Biden's Black Friday purchase at a Massachusetts bookstore was Rashid Khalidi's 'The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine'

The protesters blocked the procession, yelling slogans and waving familiar signs against the alleged 'genocide' in the Gaza Strip and calling to 'free Palestine'

The shipment is allegedly one of the reasons Netanyahu agreed to a ceasefire with Hezbollah • The agreement will include precision offensive ammunition, as well as small-diameter bombs