The sight of hundreds chanting for ‘death to the IDF’ crossed a line that should never be blurred.

In first demonstration in three weeks, ex-captive Liri Albag says ‘every second there is an eternity’; father of hostage likens phased releases to Nazi ‘selection’

The mayoral candidate for New York City has a lot to learn from San Francisco mayor Daniel Lurie.

Fans of the reality show have claimed on social media that Bibas was an IDF soldier, without providing any evidence

Apparently, being Jewish on a reality TV show is all it takes to spark a full-blown internet tantrum. Just look at the unhinged meltdown over Love Island USA’s newest contestant, 24-year-old Canadian Elan Bibas. Why the outrage? He happens to be Jewish. The moment Elan appeared on screen, anti-Semitic trolls flooded social media — calling him a “Zionist,” an “Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldier,” and even a “terrorist”:

In the Belgian city of Tournai, pro-Palestinian activists broke into the premises of the defense company OIP and damaged equipment that was reportedly intended for Ukraine, Brussels Signal reported on June 24.

The sirens cut through the night, jolting me from sleep. My heart pounds as I lie in bed, listening to the explosions outside. I don’t have to run — my Airbnb bedroom is a “mamad,” a reinforced bomb shelter built into the apartment. Though the windows are sealed, I can feel the building shake with each blast. This is my reality now.

Talking Zohran Mandani and the future of New York City.

Today is Election Day in New York City, and few figures in the city’s political landscape have sparked as much media attention in recent weeks as Zohran Mamdani. Since announcing his bid for mayor in early 2025, the Assemblymember from Queens has become a lightning rod for public controversy—not because of corruption or scandal, but due to the rhetoric he uses when speaking about Israel, Zionism, and Jewish identity. What began as a refusal to disavow the slogan “globalize the intifada” has escalated into a broader debate about the limits of political expression, the boundaries between criticism, anti-Zionism, and antisemitism, and the responsibilities of public figures in shaping digital discourse.

A look at local security concerns in Los Angeles. Camilla Rambaldi reports for the NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on Monday June 24, 2025.