Most Clicked This Week
- “I serve in Congress. Abdul El-Sayed’s victory this week is only the latest evidence that my party is being overrun by antisemitism. We know where this leads”
- “Sometimes peace saves lives. Other times it just gives the people trying to kill you time to reload. If Hamas does not disarm in Gaza, then the Israel Defense Forces must disarm them”
- Bullets and Bagels: The Jewish shooting club
- "Without mentioning names, Khamenei appeared to cite Democratic candidates like Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren"
- "The growing inclination among liberal Jews to deemphasize Jewish distinctiveness is the gravest threat to the future of liberal Judaism"
- Films from Unpacked formerly Jerusalem U
- “Of course, it’s a good time; there’s never been a bad time to buy in Israel. It’s not just a financial investment but an emotional and spiritual one, too”
- "In her powerful address, Hausdorff draws attention to the historical manipulation of legal language, including how terms like "genocide" are being used to distort the reality of Israel's situation"
Tag Archives: Khobar Towers
US Justice Department: “Justice is overdue for the many victims of Iranian-supported terror”
ARAB NEWS US court orders Iran to pay $879m to 1996 Khobar bombing survivors July 10, 2020 A US federal court has held Iran responsible for the 1996 bombing of the Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia where US forces were … Continue reading →
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Tagged Iran, Khobar Towers, Saudi Arabia
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Supreme Court decision “removes last remaining legal impediment” to releasing $2BN to victims of Iran terror
THE TOWER Supreme Court Allows Victims of Iranian Terror to Collect $2 Billion in Frozen Assets by Staff April 20, 2016 The Supreme Court has upheld the constitutionality of a 2012 law that allows American victims of terrorism to collect damages … Continue reading →
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Tagged Beirut, Iran, Khobar Towers, Marines, Saudi Arabia, terror, Theodore Olson, US Supreme Court
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