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While major outlets present the genocide resolution as from “leading experts,” Brown’s investigation reveals serious flaws, as IAGS conducts no background checks for new members
While major outlets present the genocide resolution as from “leading experts,” Brown’s investigation reveals serious flaws, as IAGS conducts no background checks for new members
A Belgian hospital has suspended a physician after discovering antisemitic cartoons on his social media accounts, days after defending him for labeling a patient as Jewish in records for no apparent medical reason.
Recent CBC coverage of the war in Gaza, including reporter Chris Brown’s analysis article headlined: “Israel is killing journalists and getting away with it, say advocates,” published on August 27 and related…
As per reports, Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad Al-Thani, sister of Qatar’s ruling emir, has provided direct and indirect backing for Nair’s work since 2009.
Organized by the JFNA, the trip included 15 first-time visitors to Israel and came amid a broader sense of alienation many had been feeling in their LGBTQ communities back home.
Anti-Israel sentiment in queer communities can feel like “being forced back into the closet,” said the leader of a recent delegation from the United States.
Israel’s Ministry of Diaspora Affairs brought a select group of influencers into Gaza under military escort, granting them access denied to independent journalists and tasking them with amplifying official narratives about humanitarian aid.
NEW YORK — Ilana Gritzewsky, a survivor of Hamas captivity and the partner of hostage Matan Zangauker, delivered a chilling account to the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday, describing weeks of brutal abuse, hunger, and psychological torment.
A day and a half after an Israeli "double tap" strike on a Gaza hospital killed five Palestinian journalists along with 15 other medics and civilians, the explanation eventually put forward by the Israel Defence Forces raised more questions than it answered.
Israeli actress Gal Gadot has decided not to participate in the Venice Film Festival this year, Italian newspaper La Repubblica reported. The artist, known for her role in "Wonder Woman," was scheduled to be present at the screening of the film "In the Hands of Dante," directed by Julien Schnabel, in which she stars alongside Gerard Butler. However, pressure from an anti-Israeli movement has led Gadot to change her plans.