Waving signs that read “Zionism is a death machine” and “the media buries the truth,” a group of pro-Palestinian protestors gathered on Main Street in Park City on Saturday. Roughly 75 people turned out amid snowfall and temperatures in the 20s to express their frustration with “media complicity in genocide” against the backdrop of the Sundance Film Festival.
Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy and Liri Albag, ages 19-20, were greeted by their parents at an Israeli hospital
onald Trump made good this week on his promise to ban the race-based preference system formally known as diversity, equity, and inclusion. (He is likewise moving forward with his pledge to—yet again!—pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate accords.)
Yuval Raphael said she wants to represent those who died in the Hamas attack on Oct. 7, 2023.
Hope feels fragile in this broken world, but without it we risk losing hold of who we are
A History of Modern Israel class at Columbia University in New York became the site of an unexpected protest on January 21, as activists stormed the classroom and distributed anti-Zionist fliers bearing incendiary messages like “Crush Zionism” and “Burn Zionism to the ground.” While the protesters sought to disrupt, many students in the room were quick to respond, calling out their tactics and demanding they leave.
As screeching leftists currently call Elon Musk a “Nazi,” their own ilk of Nazis are starting off the Columbia University’s Spring semester by raiding classrooms full of Jews.
"The prayers and strength you sent accompanied us the entire way and helped us believe that this nightmare would eventually end."
Freed British hostage Emily Damari has been photographed smiling with her mother as her injured hand and defiant gesture becomes a symbol of positivity in Israel.
Revealed: Brit Emily Damari's heartbreaking five-word statement to her mother as she and other Hamas hostages got to hold their loved ones for the first time after being freed
