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The man accused of shooting three Palestinian college students in Vermont has been deemed fit to stand trial. Jason Eaton is facing three counts of attempted murder for the incident that occurred near the University of Vermont. The shooting has sparked concerns about hate crimes against minority communities.
The Purple Emergency Center and Purple Home Front program in Israel provide emergency assistance and support to people with disabilities during crises, aiming to build resilience and inclusivity in society.
The plight of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza remains an urgent but underreported crisis. The horrific October 7 attacks resulted in over 1,200 deaths, 251 kidnappings, and unimaginable atrocities, including documented acts of sexual violence. However, there is a growing trend toward conspicuous silence, or even denial, on the part of international institutions and various UN human rights bodies.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's close alliance with Donald Trump is causing concern among American Jewish leaders, who view Netanyahu as divisive and unpopular. Netanyahu's recent actions, such as appointing a settler movement leader as Israel's next ambassador to the United States, are likely to further strain relations with American Jewry and the Democratic Party. Additionally, a recent rally in Washington, DC, organized by Jewish federations, saw a significantly smaller turnout than expected, indicating a growing divide within the Jewish community over support for Israel and its current government.
UK Defence Secretary John Healey will visit Saudi Arabia to establish a 'future-facing' defence relationship and discuss regional stability.
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has proposed suspending the political dialog with Israel over concerns of human rights violations in the Gaza war.
Democratic governors of Illinois and Colorado create coalition to resist Trump policies.
Protests erupted in Paris against a far-right gala supporting Israel, drawing criticism for inviting Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. The demonstrations occurred ahead of a soccer match between France and Israel, with thousands of police officers and stadium staff deployed for security. The protests were largely peaceful, but some vandalism occurred.
A Jerusalem teen's life was saved after a team of doctors performed a complex surgery to clear a blocked brain artery.
A study published in Circulation showed that brief daily exercise can reduce blood pressure.
British rockers Primal Scream, Paul Weller, and Irish rappers Kneecap will headline a charity show in London to raise money for Gazans affected by the Israel-Hamas War.
Israel has the opportunity to bring in another million Jews by 2025 due to rising antisemitism and Zionist sentiments, but the state has done little to take advantage of this opportunity.