Suspect arrested in antisemitic attack outside Washington, DC synagogue
The suspect sprayed an unknown substance on two people while reportedly yelling “Gas the Jews"
The trips mark a potent symbol of a potential return to normalcy for Israel, which has been in war mode since Oct. 7
The suspect sprayed an unknown substance on two people while reportedly yelling “Gas the Jews"
The fallen hostages, according to reports, were waving a white cloth and yelling in Hebrew, and a photograph from the area shows a wall graffitied in Hebrew with the message “Help, 3 hostages”
Synagogues in at least 17 states plus Washington, D.C., were affected, according to local media reports
"Extremist settlers, by targeting and killing Palestinian civilians, are undermining security and stability for both Israelis and Palestinians," British Foreign Secretary David Cameron wrote on X
The soldiers mistakenly identified the hostages as a threat during fighting on Friday in Shejaiya, a neighborhood that is a Hamas stronghold in the Gaza City area
A number of the Jewish Democrats said the resolution was disingenuous because Rep. Elise Stefanik has failed to confront antisemitism in her own party
Stanford, UCLA, UCSD and the University of Washington also have new Department of Education investigations
UPenn, Columbia among worst offenders while Tulane and five Florida schools are deemed among the least hostile
German officials described the suspects as “longstanding members of Hamas" who "have participated in Hamas operations abroad”
A Chabad spokesman said there are more public menorahs this year than ever before, and attributed the increase to the Israel-Hamas war
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