In a class discussion, the girl said that children in Gaza were dying of hunger. Classmates said her village should burn, and allegedly attacked her after class. The school told parents said they suspended her to protect her, but Education Ministry officials accused her of 'inciting against the army'
Washington supports Israel's extensive airstrikes against Hezbollah, but is unconvinced that they will achieve their goal. The U.S. Secretary of Defense expressed concern to Gallant that the Israeli move would lead to a state of escalation that would last for weeks or months
Hezbollah launched over 210 rockets into Israel, and the IDF struck over 800 Hezbollah targets, including a strike in Beirut targeting a senior commander. According to Lebanon's Health Ministry, 492 people were killed in Israel's attacks
Yair Golan, leader of the newly formed The Democrats party, said he and British FM Lammy discussed the removal of restrictions on Britain's defense weapons exports to Israel. Golan and his delegation will also take part in the U.K. Labour conference
As BRICS nations challenge US dollar dominance, the world faces a crossroads. Gold, once again, emerges as a potential savior. Will the US embrace this precious metal to maintain its influence?
The IDF released a video which they say is evidence that Hezbollah is keeping cruise missiles in residential homes in southern Lebanon, aimed at Israel. While these missiles are actually modified Soviet-era drones, they reportedly carry up to 660 lbs of explosives
Can we all agree that being forced to quickly pack up your belongings and establish a new life away from everything familiar is objectively terrible, regardless of whether it happens as a result of a written invitation from the IDF or anti-tank missiles launched by Hezbollah?
Because many major cities continue to not report hate crimes, the true state of antisemitism in the US is likely much worse than the record number of antisemitic hate crimes in the FBI’s data.
The leaders of the anti-Netanyahu movement believe the war against Hezbollah is justified. But they also see themselves as a protective buffer for the military and the establishment against Bibi-ism, and have little interest in publicly opposing the war in the north
Political and religious leaders who prayed for Israel at the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast in New York seemed to have had their prayers answered with the successful cyberwarfare attack on Hezbollah.
Hezbollah fires over 200 rockets at northern Israel, West Bank after IDF launches extensive strikes against 800 Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon and 'precision' strikes on Beirut ■ Lebanese Health Ministry: 274 people were killed in Israeli strikes ■ U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin says U.S. is positioned to deter regional actors from expanding the conflict into an all-out war ■ Here's what you need to know 353 days into the war
Author Elisa Albert wasn't surprised by an email explaining that the panelists she was set to moderate at the Albany Book Festival didn't want to share the stage with her, but says the decision to cancel the event was 'anti-intellectual,' adding 'I wish everybody would get a little braver'
The Israeli Embassy in Ireland issued a statement in response to Higgins' claim, calling it a "baseless accusation" and that it is "highly inflammatory and potentially slanderous."