Day: August 22, 2025

Arizona Extremist Vowed to Bomb Synagogue in Bid to ‘Topple Jew Government’ By: Fern Sidman In recent weeks, a series of chilling incidents from Arizona to Florida and beyond have underscored what Jewish leaders, law enforcement, and advocacy groups have long been warning: antisemitism in the United States is no longer confined to the margins […]

September 25 Shockwave: Israel and Syria Ready to Sign First Security Agreement in Decades By: Ariella Haviv In a development that would have been unthinkable only months ago, Israel and Syria appear to be edging toward a limited security arrangement under American auspices, with the signing reportedly scheduled for September 25, one day after Syrian […]

Crown Heights Jewish Man Brutally Attacked With Crowbar in Broad Daylight By: Andrew Carlson A disturbing act of violence rattled the Crown Heights community Thursday afternoon, leaving a Jewish man seriously injured after being struck multiple times with a crowbar. The assault occurred shortly after 3:00 p.m. near the intersection of Crown Street and Schenectady […]

“It looks alarming, but, most of the time, it’s still considered a local response,” a dermatologist told Newsweek.

Iran’s missile tests escalate tensions with Israel and the U.S., highlighting Tehran’s military readiness after the June conflict.

The IPC determination comes after months of warnings by aid groups over a humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza.

IPC says famine is ‘entirely man-made’ and immediate response is needed or avoidable deaths will soar

Speaking the language is one thing, but it takes months to get to grips with the etiquette and culture when moving abroad, Rachel Hosie has found.

Resident Alex Rolon says he decided to open a fire hydrant and flood a bike lane so kids could keep cool and have fun. He went viral doing it.