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Hamas · GazaIsrael must operate in Rafah, Hamas' last stronghold, if it wishes to achieve its war objective, experts say. U.S. has been pressuring Israel not to move forward with full-scale military action in the southern Gaza city. Winning the war against Hamas is critical for signaling to other non-state Israeli adversaries and their backers.See the Story
‘It Is in America’s Interest to See Hamas Crushed’: Experts on Why a Rafah Operation Is Necessary
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Gaza · GazaRutgers University in New Jersey has been named as the latest school being investigated by the US House Committee on Education and the Workforce. Harvard University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the University of California, Berkeley are among the other schools currently being investigated. Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC) wrote to high-level university officials on Wednesday.See the Story
US House Committee Announces Investigation Into Antisemitism at Rutgers University
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New York City · New YorkThe bill was inspired by a ruling in January by the US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals that a museum in Madrid, Spain, was not forced to return a famous painting. The court ruled against the descendants of Lilly Cassirer regarding the painting Rue Saint-Honor in the Afternoon.See the Story
California Lawmaker Introduces Legislation to Help Restitution of Property Stolen During Holocaust
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Judaism · Amsterdam antisemitism has risen precipitously in The Netherlands since the Oct. 7 Hamas pogrom in Israel. The number of incidents recorded in the weeks immediately following the terrorist organization's atrocities has risen 800 percent. High profile incidents have included an angry demonstration by pro-Hamas activists outside a new museum dedicated to the Holocaust.See the Story
‘We Have Had Enough’: Dutch Jews Demand Action Against Rising Antisemitic Harassment
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Pittsburgh · PittsburghTree of Life Inc. was created following the antisemitic attack in October 2018 at the synagogue located in Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh. Shooter Robert Bowers killed 11 people in the onslaught. The $1.2 trillion spending bill passed the Senate, 74-24, and the House, 286-134, before being signed into law by President Joe Biden.See the Story
Tree of Life Obtains $1 Million in Federal Funding to Develop Antisemitism Curriculum
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Aaron Taylor-Johnson · New YorkBritish Jewish actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson, 33, has reportedly been offered the role of Bond. Social media users said they would stop watching the 007 films if the Jewish Bullet Train star was cast in the lead role. Pierce Brosnan said last week that he thinks the man has the chops and the talent to play Bond.See the Story
Pierce Brosnan Endorses Aaron Taylor-Johnson for James Bond
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Toulouse · ToulouseIsrael’s President Isaac Herzog delivers a speech during a tribute ceremony at the Halle aux Grains in Toulouse, southern France, on March 20, 2022. Photo: Ludovic Marin/Pool via REUTERS i24 News — Israeli President Isaac Herzog met on Thursday with a delegation of US lawmakers from the Democratic Party, telling them that, despite ongoing tensions between the US and Israel over the war in Gaza, the alliance between the two countries is “unbreaka…See the Story
Herzog Emphasizes Special ‘Unbreakable’ American-Israeli Bond in Meeting With US Lawmakers
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Vanderbilt · NashvilleVanderbilt University students began protesting Tuesday after an amendment to the Vanderbilt Student Government Constitution was removed from a student ballot. The amendment would prevent student government funds from going to certain businesses that support Israel. More than two dozen students entered the halls of Vanderbilt Chancellor Daniel Diermeier's office to hold a sit-in around 9 a.m. Tuesday. Three students who sat in the Chancellor's office were arrested for assault and bodily injury to another.See the Story
Student sit-in at Vanderbilt over Israel-divestment vote ends Wednesday, students arrested
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