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Nefesh B’Nefesh awards 8 immigrants for exceptional contributions to Israel
His mother told the New York Post that “at one point they had Jewish neighbors ‘that weren’t very nice’ and that there was a dispute about a shared fence,” but that her son never spoke of it.“This is our homeland,” the Israeli prime minister said. “It’s called Judea. That’s where Jews come from. We’ve been attached to it for thousands of years. Read more » »
NYPD chief jokes about calls to fire her, as Mamdani looks on at NY Archdiocese event
Journalists from almost 20 countries gather in US to learn about Jew-hatred, including from one another
SCOOP: Washington governor’s office knew state panel member went on Jew-hatred rant at official meeting a year before he resigned, after JNS reported on it
Italian mayor walks back attempt to have Jewish educators sign anti-Israel declaration
The situation room provides a real-time overview of developments across Judea and Samaria, including events and emerging trends in Arab communities and areas under the Palestinian Authority.“Besides the Palestinians, the problem is the Europeans and the leftists, promoted by NGOs. They are the most dangerous,” a Jewish U.N. Read more » »
Bay Area mayor calls on local candidates to speak out against ‘inappropriate, hateful rhetoric’
‘Indefensible,’ Jewish leaders say of NYC comptroller opting to abort city’s Israel Bonds investments
Herzog, Kazakh counterpart talk bilateral ties in Baku
Little if any progress on Jew-hatred at United Nations, Jewish staffers say
B’nai B’rith ‘appalled, dismayed’ Navi Pillay, who has ‘longstanding animus to Jewish state,’ selected for Nobel Prize
“If somebody listens to our stories and gets themselves the training, then go for it,” Audrey Glickman told JNS as one of 10 participants in a Secure Community Network initiative to record testimonies from survivors of antisemitic attacks and other dangerous situations to help others stay safe. Read more » »















