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Shurat HaDin Head Discusses Legal Actions Against Terror at New York Conference

Shurat HaDin Head Discusses Legal Actions Against Terror at New York Conference

Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, president and founder of the Shurat HaDin Law Center, spoke at the Jerusalem Post Conference in New York about her organization's legal efforts against terrorism. She highlighted Shurat HaDin's success in obtaining a $655 million judgment against the Palestinian Authority for its 'Pay for Slay' policy, which rewards families of terrorists. Darshan-Leitner also discussed her approach to combating false narratives about Israel, stating that she sues those who spread lies. She mentioned legal actions against media outlets like Al Jazeera for allegedly supporting terror organizations and expressed intentions to push for a criminal investigation against the New York Times for its reporting on Israel.

Rubio is optimistic on eventual Iran nuclear talks despite congressional skepticism

Rubio is optimistic on eventual Iran nuclear talks despite congressional skepticism

Secretary of State Marco Rubio says he's optimistic about the potential for a resumption in nuclear talks with Iran despite a shaky ceasefire in the war that's looking increasingly in doubt

Rubio to testify before Congress for the first time since the start of the Iran war

Rubio to testify before Congress for the first time since the start of the Iran war

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to face a litany of questions about the Trump administration’s fragile and stalling diplomatic efforts around the world when he appears for back-to-back hearings on Capitol Hill for the first time since the Iran war began

Arkia Launches Direct Flights to Tokyo, Challenging El Al's Market Position

Arkia Launches Direct Flights to Tokyo, Challenging El Al's Market Position

Arkia Launches Direct Flights to Tokyo, Challenging El Al's Market Position

The Latest: Rubio testifies in back-to-back Capitol Hill hearings

The Latest: Rubio testifies in back-to-back Capitol Hill hearings

Secretary of State Marco Rubio will face more questions about the Trump administration’s fragile or stalling diplomatic efforts around the world in back-to-back hearings on Capitol Hill for the first time since the Iran war began

Debate Highlights Tensions in Democratic Primary for New York House Seat

Debate Highlights Tensions in Democratic Primary for New York House Seat

During a recent debate, Democratic candidates Dan Goldman and Brad Lander clashed over various issues, including their support for Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. Lander criticized Schumer and called for new leadership, while Goldman remained non-committal about Schumer's potential re-election bid. The candidates also debated topics such as U.S. military aid to Israel, with Lander opposing it and Goldman participating in the Israel Day Parade. Both candidates expressed support for abolishing ICE and increasing federal funding for public housing. The debate reflects broader ideological divides within the Democratic Party.

The Latest: Rubio says he sees indications that Iran’s new supreme leader is ‘engaged’ with US talks

The Latest: Rubio says he sees indications that Iran’s new supreme leader is ‘engaged’ with US talks

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is facing questions about the Trump administration’s fragile or stalling diplomatic efforts around the world in back-to-back hearings on Capitol Hill for the first time since the Iran war began

IMF flags central bank independence gaps across Middle East, Central Asia

IMF flags central bank independence gaps across Middle East, Central Asia

By Rodrigo Campos June 2 (Reuters) - Central banks in the Middle East, Central Asia and the Caucasus need stronger protection from political pressure and government financing demands to keep inflation in check, an International Monetary Fund paper said on Tuesday, as the Middle East war revives

Ronald Lauder Urges Israel to Strengthen PR Efforts Amid Global Criticism

Ronald Lauder Urges Israel to Strengthen PR Efforts Amid Global Criticism

Ronald S. Lauder, President of the World Jewish Congress, addressed the Jerusalem Post Conference, emphasizing the need for Israel to enhance its public relations strategy. Lauder highlighted the challenges Israel faces in the global media landscape, where misinformation and negative portrayals are prevalent. He pointed out specific instances of false reports, such as the incorrect claim that Israel bombed a hospital in Gaza and other fabricated stories. Lauder argued that while Israel excels militarily, it struggles with public relations, which is crucial in the current media-driven political environment. He proposed the establishment of a dedicated government agency led by a non-political appointee with expertise in public relations to counteract these challenges. Lauder also called for collaboration with Jews in the Diaspora to support Israel's PR efforts.

Trump Administration Faces Lawsuit Over Offshore Wind Farm Deal

Trump Administration Faces Lawsuit Over Offshore Wind Farm Deal

Seven blue states have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration following its decision to pay French energy company TotalEnergies nearly $1 billion to abandon offshore wind projects. The lawsuit, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, argues that the deal violated federal law and deprived states of needed electric power. The agreement was seen as a move to satisfy President Trump's opposition to wind energy, redirecting funds towards fossil fuel production instead. The states involved in the lawsuit include New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

Democratic Candidates Debate Future of Leadership and Policy in New York House Race

Democratic Candidates Debate Future of Leadership and Policy in New York House Race

During a recent debate on NY1, Democratic candidates Dan Goldman and Brad Lander, who are vying for a House seat in New York, expressed differing views on party leadership and policy issues. The debate highlighted their positions on supporting Senate Democratic Minority Leader Chuck Schumer if he runs for re-election in 2028. Lander, advocating for new leadership, opposed Schumer's potential candidacy, while Goldman remained non-committal. Both candidates agreed on supporting Brooklyn Rep. Hakeem Jeffries as the House Democratic leader. The debate also covered topics such as the impeachment of President Trump, with both candidates indicating they would pursue charges if Democrats regain control of the House. Additionally, they discussed their stances on Israel, with Lander opposing U.S. military aid to Israel and Goldman participating in the Israel Day Parade. The candidates also called for the abolition of ICE due to its detention policies and advocated for increased federal funding for public housing and...

New York Governor Hochul Enacts Security Law Amid Israel Day Parade Support

New York Governor Hochul Enacts Security Law Amid Israel Day Parade Support

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed a statewide law establishing a 50-foot security buffer zone around houses of worship during the annual Israel Day Parade. This move comes as a response to increasing anti-Israel rhetoric and aims to protect Jewish institutions from protests that have sometimes escalated into antisemitism. The legislation is more comprehensive than a previous city-level law, which was passed without the signature of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who expressed concerns about the bill. Despite Mamdani's absence from the parade, the event saw participation from numerous Jewish leaders and New York politicians, including Democratic New York Attorney General Letitia James and Republican Representative Mike Lawler. Both officials emphasized the importance of combating antisemitism and supporting the Jewish community.