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Somaliland’s new envoy to Israel praises the two countries’ ‘special relationship’
Mohamed Hagi, Somaliland’s newly appointed envoy to Israel, spoke on Wednesday about the country’s “special relationship” with the Jewish state, saying that the ties are built on mutually beneficial…
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Boafo wins crowded Maryland primary in victory to Hoyer and pro-Israel allies
Maryland state Del. Adrian Boafo prevailed on Tuesday in the crowded Democratic primary to replace retiring Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD), who endorsed him, marking a legacy-burnishing victory for the veteran congressman and his pro-Israel allies. The Associated Press called the race after Boafo had secured 32% of the vote with about one-half of ballots counted... <a href="">Read More</a>
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2mRobert Kraft’s antisemitism group names advisory board of business and political leaders
The Blue Square Alliance Against Hate announced on Tuesday the formation of its inaugural advisory board to help guide the organization. The five board members of the organization, founded by New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, includes former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice; Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan; Dentons CEO Kate Barton; Salesforce CEO... <a href="">Read More</a>
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4mAdministration planning $80 billion supplemental funding request for Iran war
The Trump administration is planning to ask Congress to approve an $80 billion request for additional funding to replenish stockpiles and otherwise pay for the war in Iran, according to several reports. That request comes on top of a push for a $1.15 trillion regular defense budget for 2027 as well as another $350 billion... <a href="">Read More</a>
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Jerusalem's 'train wreck' warning
Conflicting reports emerge over the U.S.-Iran nuclear deal as tensions rise in Lebanon. Meanwhile, the U.S. Senate votes to withdraw forces from Iran while domestic political battles intensify.
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4mSusan Collins emphasizes her vigilance against antisemitism at Orthodox Union luncheon
Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) reiterated her criticism of Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner and accused him and his supporters of antisemitism at an Orthodox Union event on Tuesday. Speaking at the OU luncheon, Collins called out Platner for his Nazi tattoo, pointing to accounts by former romantic partners that he had described it as... <a href="">Read More</a>