British fashion designer John Galliano’s Met Gala exhibition canceled over string of racist and antisemitic comments from the 2010s in which he praised Adolf Hitler and called for all Jews to be gassed.
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres threatens to take Israel to the International Court of Justice in The Hague over seizure of UNRWA site built on Jewish National Fund land taken by Jordan after 1948 occupation.
The US unleashed a major new wave of strikes across Iran overnight, hammering IRGC air defenses, radar systems, maritime assets, mine-laying capabilities and communications sites. Explosions were reported across southern Iran, including Bandar Abbas, Ahvaz, Aghajari and Sirik, while two Iranian government tankers were also reportedly struck under a new “tanker for tanker” policy. Iran
Austria’s government is preparing a proposal to constitutionally ban “political Islam,” after Chancellor Christian Stocker declared the ideology “incompatible with democracy and Western values.” Integration Minister Claudia Bauer is now drafting a proposal for Austria’s governing coalition, vowing: “We will fight political Islam with all means available.” “I do not want our children and grandchildren
For Smotrich, the deal is part of a push for wider cooperation on the right rather than simply an electoral arrangement between two parties.
Other alerts cautioned that airspace could close suddenly and flights could be canceled or significantly delayed.
Before Tuesday’s strikes, Trump told Fox News that Washington would retaliate for Iran’s strikes on US forces in Jordan.
IDF forces continued operations in the security zone in southern Lebanon, uncovering weapons including anti-tank missiles, RPGs, launchers, grenades, and Kalashnikov rifles, while destroying Hezbollah terror infrastructure.
Events featuring a pro-BDS speaker were nine times more likely to be sponsored by an academic unit led by a pre-Oct. 7 supporter of boycotting Israel.
This bill, which would take effect in 2030, would affect forms issued by agencies ranging from public schools to unemployment offices to prisons.
