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Federal judge orders Mahmoud Khalil to be released by Friday on $1 bond
Khalil was the first leader of last year’s pro-Palestinian student protests to be arrested under the Trump administration’s push to deport non-citizens who they said fueled antisemitism on campuses.
Netanyahu reports feeling ‘sick,’ trial hearing ends early
'Cheap populism,' MK Cassif calls out Ben-Gvir's arrival at his evidentiary hearing
Netanyahu trial: Cross-examination testimony opens in Tel Aviv
'Genocide' complaint filed in Paris over deaths of French citizens in Gaza airstrike - report
Jacqueline Rivault's complaint comes after her two grandchildren were killed in Gaza during an Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza.
Bank Hapoalim blocks Physicians for Human Rights' account over terrorism financing claims
Bank Hapoalim claims there was reasonable evidence indicating the organization had ties to terrorism financing.
Police officers to compensate protesters for excessive force, court rules
The ruling followed a civil lawsuit filed by the two demonstrators, who alleged they were assaulted during a protest in Caesarea.
Southern Israel resident convicted of one million NIS fraud through phishing
Magistrates’ Court Judge Anat Choleta found that the defendant exploited Bank Hapoalim’s “Deposit Envelope” service to commit fraud totalling nearly NIS 1 million.
Netanyahu's trial: Tadmor probes prime minister's relationship with Milchan
Netanyahu cross-examined in day 36 of criminal corruption trial
Harvard seeks end to US funding cuts, says national security, public health research in peril
In a lawsuit filed Monday, Harvard argues that the Trump administration’s funding freeze is illegal and threatens to derail critical research into pediatric HIV, dark energy, and more.
Michigan man suspected of racist threats at synagogue pleads guilty to weapons offense
He allegedly drove through the parking lot at Temple Beth El while yelling racist and antisemitic profanities and threats like "F--- Israel and Jews!" and "Y'all are going to die!" the case stated.
Netanyahu trial day 35: Last day of defense questioning opens in Tel Aviv
Netanyahu: I never registered conversations with Mozes as bribery
“I never took this as bribery. I saw it as a general statement that he would try to get to it, not at all something specific. I didn’t take it that seriously, nor did anybody else,” Netanyahu said.
Proposal requiring classroom displays of Ten Commandments passes Texas House
The underlying measure is among Republicans’ efforts this session to expand religion in public classrooms. Lawmakers voted Friday to send a bill to Abbott allowing prayer time in public schools.
