Peterson allegedly deviated from his remarks, and according to UMich President Domenico Grasso did not represent the institutional position of neutrality.
The video on Jewish traditions, including matzo ball soup, drew hundreds of antisemitic comments, many targeting Israel, with conspiracy theorist Dan Bilzerian writing: 'Nobody wants any more Jewish supremacy bullshit'
While Trump introduced operation 'Project Freedom,' to help ships stuck in the Strait of Hormuz exit it, Tehran said navigation in the strait must be carried out in coordination with its military and warned the U.S. Navy not to approach or enter the strait
The resignation of the director general comes amid pressure from Likud on committee leadership, raising concerns about the integrity of the next election and the anticipated challenges the body will face
Despite the rising reliance on drones during wars with Iran, the Israeli government approved over the weekend a deal to purchase two squadrons of manned fighter jets. Funding for the deal remains unclear, since it's dependent on the next military aid package from the U.S.
Britain is at heart a society based on fairness and decency. But antisemitic attacks and the gaslighting of Jews in progressive circles are putting these values to the test, while the far-right, from criminal activist Tommy Robinson to Reform party politicians, are offering Jews a bear hug
According to the Ukrainian Embassy in Tel Aviv, some of the wheat came from occupied Ukrainian territory despite being sold as Russian produce • Dizengoff Trading, which purchased one shipment, said it has 'no future orders for Russian wheat'
Language gaps, geographic distance and a failing educational system combine to push around one-third of young Arabs into a socioeconomic vacuum that makes them vulnerable to getting involved in crime
The party said the attacks came after threats over red flags displayed at the branch, amid rising tensions with law enforcement and an increased police presence at party events and gatherings
Baharav-Miara told President Herzog talks would proceed only 'without preconditions' and without harming the trial; Netanyahu's testimony was again canceled Monday, citing late-night security consultations
Public opinion polls are static, and no one is predicting a victory for Netanyahu in the election. This doesn't mean that he is finished. On the contrary, in such situations, he is at his most dangerous and creative
The power struggle playing out in Iran's leadership is not only over questions of war and negotiations, but over the face of the regime's future. Now it must decide whether to turn Hormuz into an ideological cause or to treat it as a bargaining chip in talks
If the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran resumes, the month-long cease-fire hasn't been enough to replenish stocks. Israel's secret weapon: the dozens of members of the ultra-Orthodox community helping make Arrows
“When the shopping cart is perceived as too indulgent, consumers find it difficult to justify the expense to themselves and sometimes simply choose not to buy,” said TAU researcher Prof. Liat Hadar.