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Edan Alexander, called the 'last American hostage' by Trump, may have been a permanent resident, not a citizen, when Hamas held him, his lawyers' evasions suggest.
Netanyahu's office says it paid for 500 pro-Israel billboards and trucks in Manhattan before a UN speech that downplayed West Bank settler violence and attacked Erdogan, Mamdani, and Syria's PM.
Senator Chris Van Hollen called Netanyahu a 'wanted war criminal' and 'chronic liar' as Manhattan braces for protests during his UN General Assembly address.
Netanyahu called 9/11 'good' for Israel in real time. Congressional and State Department records since then show rising aid, intelligence ties and anti-terror laws used against Palestinians.
Mahmoud Khalil sues Columbia University, alleging its failure to act on harassment reports against pro-Palestine students enabled his ICE arrest and 104-day detention.
VideoFormer State Department Arabic spokesperson Hala Rharrit says she quit an 18-year diplomatic career rather than defend U.S. Gaza policy to Arab audiences.
VideoA federal judge ruled the Trump administration violated international students' rights by threatening deportation over pro-Palestinian speech, in a suit brought by The Stanford Daily.
Mark Ruffalo rejected 'dishonest' antisemitism accusations from Paramount, the ADL, and the Simon Wiesenthal Centre after criticizing Oracle's Israeli military ties to the Ellison family's $111 billion merger.
Likud's Tel Aviv billboard places NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani beside Erdoğan, Iran's Khamenei and Hezbollah's Qassem, as Netanyahu campaigns for October elections.
Tommy Robinson endorsed Israeli minister Amichai Chikli ahead of the Likud primary, spotlighting Chikli's cultivated ties to Europe's far right.
A DOJ whistleblower alleges the Trump administration's campus anti-Semitism probes were predetermined, pressuring Columbia and Brown into settlements without proven wrongdoing.
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee told Israeli broadcaster Kaan that 'terrorism' is the most accurate word for West Bank settler violence, breaking with administration norms.
