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News | News
Israeli population hits 10.244 million
As the country marks its 78th birthday, the population continued to grow at a steady pace, with a year-on-year increase of 1.4%, according to the data.
News | Israel & The Jewish Community
Under the stars on Mount Herzl, Israel marks 78 years of independence
Argentina's president participates in a colorful ceremony held amid ongoing regional tensions, under the theme “Strengths of Renewal.”
Politics | Politics
#TakeAction Senate Votes Down Efforts To Block Arms Sales to Israel
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Politics | Politics
CBC News Reporter Mrinali Anchan Once Again Launders Anti-Israel Radicalism, Transforming It Into ‘News’ - Honest Re
When marginal anti-Israel activists have a complaint, CBC News reporter Mrinali Anchan has repeatedly been there to amplify it for the Canadian public, and launder it under the guise of ‘news.’ She has previously reported on a report from The Canadian
Politics | Politics
MEF Action | Help Us Find Co-Sponsors for H.R. 8236 - The Designating Hamas Affiliates in America Act
Join the first step in MEF Action's 'Designating CAIR Campaign Series'
Politics | Politics
Contact Senators Following Their Votes On Arms Sales to Israel
Last night, the Senate defeated two resolutions to block arms sales to Israel. The votes were 40-59 and 36-63. It’s critical that...
Politics | Politics
In Le Devoir Column, Université de Montréal Social Work Lecturer Emmanuelle Khoury Blames Israel, Downplays Hezbollah
version française On April 2, columnist Emmanuelle Khoury published the following commentary in Le Devoir, “Who is listening to the suffering of Lebanon?” Khoury argued that Lebanon’s history and current reality in the midst of Israel’s war on He
Politics | Politics
Group Of Radical Anti-Israel Activists Pen Open Letter In Le Devoir Bizarrely Claiming That Palestinian Voices Facing �
version française As part of Le Devoir’s ongoing mainstreaming of fringe anti-Israel activists, the newspaper recently published a rambling essay from a motley assortment of more than 30 activists. In the April 10 column, “Palestinian voices must be
Politics | Politics
Le Devoir Publishes Rambling Column By Artist Raja Hammoud Claiming West Is Erasing Lebanese Victims, All While She Over
version française In Le Devoir on April 16, Raja Hammoud delivers “When words kill before bombs,” an opinion column that manages to stretch a fairly thin argument across roughly 600 words. One almost suspects it was a slow opinion day. Stripped of it
Politics | Politics
Hardline Anti-Israel Le Devoir Columnist Emilie Nicolas – Who Previously Compared Gaza To The Holocaust - Spreads Fake
version française Emilie Nicolas, one of Le Devoir’s most fanatically anti-Israel commentators who has previously tried to compare Israel’s counter-terrorism operations in Gaza to the Holocaust, is back with a new opinion column which misrepresents f
Politics | Politics
Le Devoir Cartoonist Éric Godin Blames Israel For Hezbollah’s War In Lebanon - Honest Reporting Canada
version française In his April 10 drawing for Le Devoir, cartoonist Éric Godin continues to play fast and loose with the truth in an effort to demonize Israel for his readers. His cartoon, captioned as “Netanyahu and Lebanon,” depicts Israeli Prime
Politics | Politics
#TakeAction Coachella Welcomes Israeli Artist
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Alan Dershowitz leaves Democratic Party, calling it the 'most anti-Israel' in US history | The Times of Israel
Alan Dershowitz, the prominent pro-Israel American attorney whose clients have included US President Donald Trump and child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, announced on Monday that he was leaving the Democratic Party and registering as a Republican.
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Jonathan Feldstein: The Uproar Over an Israeli Soldier Destroying a Statue of Jesus
Jonathan Feldstein: The Uproar Over an Israeli Soldier Destroying a Statue of Jesus In times of prolonged conflict, perspective can be difficult to maintain. After more than two and a half years of war between Israel and Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and
History | History
What WWII Soldiers Carried in Their Pockets
World War II was one of history’s largest conflicts, spanning continents and engulfing nations from 1939 to 1945. In total, 127.2 million personnel were mobilized for war on all sides, with 70 million of those people fighting in the armed forces of the Al
News | News
Israel at 78: Unbowed, strong, and determined
It has been a year of sirens and safe rooms, of long stints of reserve duty, of families stretched to the breaking point. A year of loss, strain, and uncertainty.
News | News
Jonathan Feldstein: I Wish You Knew What Memorial Day Really Was, I Wish We Didn’t Have To
Jonathan Feldstein: I Wish You Knew What Memorial Day Really Was, I Wish We Didn’t Have To It took the jarring two-minute siren that sounded across the country a few minutes ago for the epiphany that I needed to share about the unique commemoration of v
Miscellaneous | Judaism
Where Do Ethics Come From? - Parshah
Should we clone people? Is there such a thing as a life not worth living? When is it correct to go to war? But the real question is: on what biases do we answer these ethical dilemmas?
Entertainment | Star Trek News
New STAR TREK Movie Confirmed at CinemaCon
At CinemaCon 2026, Paramount Pictures confirmed a new Star Trek movie and its commitment to the cinematic future of the franchise.
Style & Fashion | Style & Fashion
60 Expensive-Looking Outfits That Are Actually Bargains On Amazon
From rich textures to tailored-looking details, these looks could fool anyone into thinking you splurged.
