Defendant in Jan. 6 Case Denies Boyfriend Planned to Shoot Up Synagogue
The defendant in a Jan. 6. 2021 insurrection case denied a claim by federal prosecutors.
New Jersey Town Agrees to Repeal Ordinance Allegedly Aimed at Keeping Out Yeshivas
The township of Jackson, New Jersey, settled a federal Justice Department lawsuit.
Israeli Academy of Sciences Sues US Fundraising Arm for Withholding Donations
The Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities is suing its American fundraising affiliate.
Florida Synagogue Challenges New State Abortion Limits With Religious Freedom Lawsuit
A Florida synagogue filed a lawsuit challenging a new state law prohibiting abortion after 15 weeks.
Head of Campus Pro-Israel Group Loses Republican Congressional Primary in Nevada
David Brog has overseen pro-Israel organizations with significant Republican backing for more than two decades.
A Cop Displayed Nazi Symbols, Joked About the Holocaust, Got Paid $1.5M to Go...
Seattle’s Jewish community was outraged that an assistant police chief got off with a two-week suspension and sensitivity training.
Biden to Visit Israel, West Bank and Saudi Arabia in Mid-July
President Joe Biden will visit Israel, the West Bank and Saudi Arabia next month.
Massachusetts Democrats Condemn Pro-Palestinian Project Mapping Boston Jewish Groups
Massachusetts’ two Democratic Senators are speaking out against a Boston pro-Palestinian activist group’s mapping project
Jan. 6-related Filing Reveals U.S. Marine Was Jailed for Plot to Shoot Up Synagogue
A filing revealed that a U.S. Marine in a relationship with a Jan. 6 defendant served 19 months for a plot to shoot up a synagogue.
Lawmakers Launch Bipartisan Push for Defense Arrangement Between Israel and Arab Neighbors
A bipartisan slate of lawmakers launched a bill that would establish an “integrated air and missile defense capability.