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Haverford College settles antisemitism suit with Jewish group over post-Oct. 7 actions
"Harassing, excluding or seeking to silence Jewish community members on the basis of their beliefs, or any other element of their Jewish identity... is anathema to the College's core principles."
Netanyahu willing to give Trump's Gaza plan a chance, IDF retreating to Yellow Line - report
Trump names Jewish Will Scharf as new White House counsel, assistant to the president
NORAD intercepts two unauthorized aircraft as Trump watches LIV golf tourney in New Jersey
Pentagon confirms some 100 soldiers wounded since US-Iran fighting renewed, majority back on duty
Parnell stated that updates regarding wounded and killed soldiers would be posted to the Pentagon’s online database, which currently shows 14 dead and 427 injured since the beginning of the war.
US, Iran conflict could force Ben-Gurion Airport to cancel 30 flights daily through summer - report
N12 reported that if seven more American refueling planes were added to Ben-Gurion Airport, bringing the total number to 40, the airport would be forced to cancel 30 flights a day from August 1.
US CENTCOM completes fresh round of strikes on Iran after explosions sound in country's south
Explosions in Bandar Abbas, Sirik Island, and Qeshm were reported as US Central Command announced its tenth day of strikes against Iran.
It's a boy! JD Vance and wife Usha celebrate birth of fourth child
Vance said the baby, Alec Neel Vance, was born on Sunday at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland.
Qatar working towards release of Jewish prisoners in Iran to improve US relations - report
Tehran has released foreign prisoners before, with one recent release being an American prisoner detained in Iran since 2024, KAN reported.
Trump leaning towards escalation with Iran, source tells 'Post'
Trump "understands that, barring an unexpected development, the chances of a diplomatic solution [with Iran] is now virtually nonexistent," an official told the Post.
What were they thinking? Israel, US, and the missteps from Iran to AIPAC - opinion
The strange doings in Washington were just a small component of the “what were they thinking?” march of folly in this surrealistic new world.
Lebanon's Aoun marks first trip to Trump's White House with Hezbollah disarmament plan - analysis
Aoun, who served as the commander of Lebanon's US-backed army before being elected president last year, is the first Lebanese head of state in nearly 20 years to visit the White House.
Prosecutors file attempted aggravated murder charges in stabbing of Muslim man in Utah
US rights advocates have said Islamophobia has risen in recent decades following the September 11, 2001, attacks.
Replacements for Graham Platner as Democratic senate candidate 'won't fund Israel's genocide'
“Graham got into this race saying, ‘This is genocide,'” Wood said. “And I learned that it is so important in these moments to draw those moral lines.”
