Ben Cohen claimed that the US ‘kills poor kids in Gaza’ before he was escorted out by police officers
By Jacob Jaffa
The president also stated that Iran had ‘sort of’ agreed to a nuclear deal
Trump in Saudi Arabia: US President announces lifting of Syria sanctions
The US-Israeli hostage will instead travel to Washington to meet Donald Trump at a later date
By Yaakov Katz
Concern is growing in Jerusalem that the America First agenda might leave its regional interests in a distant second
A fresh proposal from Riyadh would see the unprecedented diplomatic shift tied to the end of the Gaza War and normalisation with Israel
The move has further fuelled concern in Jerusalem that the White House is prepared to conduct Middle East policy unilaterally
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An aide to the former US President suggested that his administration considered trying to ‘trigger elections’ in Israel due to frustration with the prime minister’s approach to the war
By David Isaac
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The plan has reportedly gained approval from Washington, with Saudi Arabia also involved in the project
By Melissa Langsam Braunstein
The university’s own report contains many examples of Jews being badly treated
The role went unfilled during the President’s first term but has reportedly been prioritised given the administration’s renewed focus on antisemitism
Reports suggest that the framework of the ongoing negotiations is shaping up produce an agreement similar to the one abandoned by the first Trump administration.
The legislation, designed to incorporate the IHRA definition into US law, has met with opposition from both sides of the aisle
By Andrew Bernard
Republican lawmakers dubbed the findings ‘scathing’ and called them evidence of ‘deep-rooted, dangerous and rampant antisemitism’ at the college
High profile politicians are speaking out against the US president’s policy on campus hate
The decision could see the UN agency, which has been accused of employing Hamas operatives, hit with significant claims from the relatives of terror victims