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Treasury launches ‘Operation Economic Outcast’ against Iran

The department said it was unleashing an “unprecedented” campaign to cut off sources of Iranian cash but refrained from immediately issuing secondary sanctions on Iran’s trade partners.
Read More…JNS

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Legal expert slams ‘leniency’ of 30-day sentence for anti-Israel protesters who blocked Golden Gate Bridge traffic

“The legal system has sent a clear message. Illegal activity that compromises public safety is allowed in the Bay Area,” Tali Klima of Bay Area Jewish Coalition told JNS.
Read More…JNS

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Democrat rips Hasan Piker as ‘hack who thrives on hate’ over his warning to American Jews about Israel

Controversial far-left Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, who has become increasingly prominent in Democratic politics, is facing backlash from Rep. Hillary Scholten, D-Mich., over his remarks about American Jews’ support for Israel that she characterized as “talk of violence” targeting Jewish Michigan state Sen. Jeremy Moss.

Read More…Fox News

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Israeli man injured in West Bank stabbing attack; IDF arrests suspect after manhunt

24-year-old Elhanan Hananya in moderate condition after being stabbed repeatedly during family trip; Palestinian man shot after allegedly trying to snatch soldier’s gun in West Bank
Read More…The Times of Israel

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UK to announce new measures targeting Israeli settlement expansion within weeks, Miliband confirms

In a statement, the Foreign Secretary described the Israeli Government’s publication of a tender for the E1 West Bank settlement project as “an unacceptable and destructive act”.

Read More…Jewish News

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1,600-year-old Samson mosaic goes on public display in Galilee

(Aug. 24, 2026 / Eitan Elhadez-Barak/TPS-IL)
A 1,600-year-old mosaic depicting the biblical hero Samson went on public display Sunday for the first time after more than a decade of archaeological excavations at Hukok in the eastern Lower Galilee.

Read More…JNS

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US envoy walks back Golan remarks, cites Trump policy

Ambassador Tom Barrack clarified his comments regarding Israeli control of the strategic plateau after drawing rebukes from Jerusalem and Capitol Hill.
Read More…JNS

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Trump’s ‘economic D-Day’ against Iran to get underway, says Bessent

The U.S. Treasury secretary described the campaign as “the single greatest financial offensive ever marshaled against an adversary.”
Read More…JNS

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Forensics debunk ‘settler arson’ claim, and not for first time

Investigators found that a short circuit caused house fire, contradicting allegation that Israelis deliberately set it ablaze.
Read More…JNS

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US re-designates Hezbollah as terror group in ‘service to Iranian regime’

The faction is “an extension” of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force and is “not a Lebanese resistance movement,” a State Department official said.
Read More…JNS

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Iran vows ‘devastating’ response after US threatens toughest-ever economic hit

Iranian army chief vows ‘crushing’ retaliation to ‘enemy’s new threats,’ as parliament speaker accuses US and Israel of ‘cognitive’ warfare while the president calls to end the conflict: ‘We’re in a position of power’
Read More…The Times of Israel

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Hamas using Gaza’s Nasser Hospital to interrogate, torture Palestinians

Eighty-five percent of Gaza’s hospitals have been used by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad for terrorism, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
Read More…JNS

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‘Right 45 minutes’ can shift attitudes of teens on Jew-hatred, ADL study suggests

If schools devote just 45 minutes to a lesson that situates the Holocaust in the broader history of antisemitism and its impact on Jews, they can go a long way to dispelling harmful conspiracy theories, according to new research from the Anti-Defamation League’s Center for Antisemitism Research.

Read More: Jewish News Syndicate

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‘This shall not stand’: Jewish, interfaith leaders protest antisemitism at rally

Nonprofit Advocacy Organization Impact held a “This Shall Not Stand” rally in Midtown Manhattan, bringing together members of the Jewish community alongside Christians, Muslims, and Hindus to stand against antisemitism and hate, following the recent attack during Shabbat services at Central Synagogue.

Read More: The Jerusalem Post

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Trounced in Florida GOP primary, antisemitic candidates believe ‘victory’ is still near

Five days before Florida’s Republican primary, congressional candidate Dan Bilzerian posted a campaign video that depicted his Jewish opponent with horns, called him “Shylock” and praised Adolf Hitler.

Read More: The Times of Israel

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Remains of last Israeli soldier missing from First Lebanon War’s Sultan Yacoub battle found

The remains of Yehuda Katz, the last Israeli soldier still missing from the 1982 Battle of Sultan Yacoub during the First Lebanon War, have been recovered after 44 years, the Israeli military said Tuesday, bringing to a close one of the country’s longest-running missing soldier cases.

Read More…Jewish Telegraphic Agency

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No green light granted to entry of int’l force into Gaza, Israel says

The U.S. ambassador to Israel criticized Hamas for not yielding a single weapon yet as required by the Board of Peace’s Gaza plan.
Read More…JNS

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Turkey denies military visit to Syrian base; Damascus confirms it but refutes deployment plan

Ankara says no military delegation was at airbase ‘before or during Israel’s attack’; Al-Shaibani says Damascus told Jerusalem no Turkish troops were deploying to Abu Duhur
Read More…The Times of Israel