Remarkable Channel 12 news interview with two Yemenite Jewish brothers, Daniel and Neriyah Sharabi, whose heroism wound up saving around 30 people from Hamas terrorists at the Nova Festival on October 7.

Good luck with that…

Udi Simhi is a Yemenite Jew living in America and decided to take on a remarkable project. He decided to recreate, to the best of capabilities, the immaculate Torah stand that once stood at the centre of one of the synagogues in Sana’a, Yemen

He’s donating the finished work to

Hajj Abu Alaa al-Walai, leader of the Iraqi Shiite militia Kata'ib Sayyid Shuhadaa, vows a response against the unknown party who targeted a PMF base in Iraq this evening.

Emma is heroic here. It is a shame on the audience they are not applauding here but rather trying to hide. There was a time when people would stand up and applaud and demand the release of Tsurkov who is illegally kidnapped in Iraq. What a shame. A shame on the audience. It

NEW: Israeli official tells me, “Israel has no involvement in the reports of explosions in Iraq.”

It is heart breaking to think that antisemitism has become so normalized that a Synagogue can be so blatantly targeted.

Such callous hate cannot be tolerated in our society. Our civic leaders must do everything they can to prevent further incitement. Acts of vandalism like

FINALLY 2.0 as Chris Biggers redid the wording.

According to the IDF, one rocket was downed by the Iron Dome, and several more fell short in Gaza.

This was a lecture on the law behind the Genocide Convention and applying it to a fact pattern.

Notably missing was the rhetoric used against me because I’m Jewish.

Slides from my lecture to follow.

Yesterday, The Atlantic published my piece on October 7 rape denialism ... and there are a few points I want to highlight.

The first is that, contrary to the skeptics and denialists -- widespread sexual violence took place on October 7.
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Antisemites have allegedly broken windows and vandalized Jewish Synagogue in Toronto (Kehillat Shaarei Torah). Police are on the scene now.

JUST IN: The Financial Times reports that Iran and Israel have both been 'muted in their response' to the Israeli attack in Iran because 'neither country wanted a further escalation that risked triggering a full-blown regional conflict'.

#OnThisDay 1963: 20th anniveraary piece in the Guardian on the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, with a focus on the role of left-Zionist groups like Hashomer Hatzair.

Palestinian media outlets report that a senior Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist was killed in the IDF's raid in Tulkarem this morning.

Muhammad Jaber, known as Abu Shuja'a, was the commander of Islamic Jihad's local wing in Tulkarem, the reports say.

There’s an amendment that prohibits Israel from receiving foreign aid until several conditions are met. One of those conditions is the release of the hostages.

The amendment essentially empowers Hamas to prevent Israel from receiving US foreign aid simply by never releasing the

Israeli fighter jets launched three missiles at an air defense radar site near Isfahan in the overnight strike in Iran, ABC News reports, citing a US official.

The official says that the missiles were fired from outside of Iran. This may correlate with shrapnel found in Iraq

“Lack of message discipline…”

Maybe, just maybe, they’ve been telling you what they actually want all along.

Some of us haven’t memory-holed the swaths of people who came out on October 8 openly applauding what happened the previous day.

Unfortunately @MetPoliceUK is missing the point. This is not a protest or counterprotest. Anyone who wishes to walk around London on Saturday 27th April, wherever they choose, is free to do so. Even if they are “quite openly Jewish”.

Will you #WalkTogether on 27th April?

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Unconfirmed reports of an airstrike targeting the radar battalion located between the city of Izraa and the town of Qarfa in southern Syria.