A group of former students at Israel's Arava institute are funneling aid to Gazan classmates and their families in word-of-mouth campaigns. 'We just don't have the right to stop acting as long as this reality continues,' says one organizer
Britain, along with 21 other international partners, has slammed Israel's settlement plan as a 'flagrant breach of international law' that would undermine the idea of a two-state solution, calling to 'urgently retract this plan'
The Diaspora Affairs Ministry sponsored influencers to film and share content from GHF aid distribution sites. 'You guys can hate me for going to see the truth, it won't change the facts. Israel is NOT the reason many Palestinians are starving,' one posted
A German court ruled that a visitor could be blocked from entering the Buchenwald concentration camp if they were wearing a keffiyeh, after a woman filed a lawsuit for being turned away for this reason, the Guardian reported
As the plans to conquer Gaza City advance, 100 relatives of hostages and their supporters marched to the site of the Nova music festival: 'Most of the Israeli people want to end the war, but the government refuses to listen,' they said
The Brandeis Center, which filed the lawsuit, has been tracking what it sees as a pattern of discrimination and academic distancing against Israeli scholars since Oct. 7
The army has closed a main road in the West Bank to Palestinian traffic, except for residents of two villages and those who hold permits to work in the settlements. According to the IDF spokesperson, the restrictions apply only on weekends, but soldiers who served in the area said the restrictions are in effect throughout the week
The Juniper Salon owner argued in her statement that she was within her rights to refuse service on the grounds that she abhorred the actions of the IDF.
Vessels arriving directly from Israel or departing to Israeli ports would no longer be permitted to dock at Turkish ports. Turkish-flagged ships will also be prohibited from calling at Israeli ports
As many European countries opt to keep a low profile on business dealings with Israel, the Dutch defense and security expo will bar Israel's leading industry contractors from participating in November's exhibitions, following a similar French ban from the Paris airshow in June
The transportation and foreign ministries and the Prime Minister's Office are working on the flights for visitors to the grave of Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav in September via Moldova, which has approved only 40 of the 120 requested flights
Elaine Buchman Yoneda joined her husband and their son when they were incarcerated in a detention camp for Americans of Japanese descent, from where she continued her anti-Nazi activities. A new book relates her unusual story
A father in Atlanta says neighbors have subjected him to antisemitic slurs after he displayed stickers honoring his daughter, who was killed in Jerusalem's Old City in 2023: 'It was the same hate that happened during the Holocaust towards Jews'
Salah Abu-Hussein's family searched for him for a year before learning he had been imprisoned in Lebanon. Neighbors say he has mental health issues, and Israeli security is investigating how and why he was detained