The United States is facing off against the Chinese Communist Party in the Indian Ocean, while Hamas terrorists in Gaza have been found to have strangled two young boys with their bare hands. NBC News has settled a defamation suit with a Georgia doctor after falsely accusing him of performing mass hysterectomies.

Three buses exploded near Tel Aviv in a suspected terror attack. No casualties reported. Police are searching for suspects and scanning for additional suspicious objects.

The Trump administration has frozen funding for the Palestinian Authority Security Forces (PASF), a group that has been involved in terrorist attacks on Israelis. The move is part of the administration's broader global aid freeze and comes as the Palestinian Authority and its leader, Mahmoud Abbas, compete for control of post-war Gaza.

CBS News host Margaret Brennan faces backlash for claiming the Holocaust occurred because Nazis 'weaponized' free speech, while promoting stories critical of the Trump administration on social media. This is the latest in a series of issues related to Jews and Israel for CBS News.

State Department fellowship programs faced internal resistance against U.S. support for Israel, while a D.C.-based nonprofit that receives taxpayer funds is running ads to disrupt Trump's deportation policies.

The Israeli military will maintain a buffer zone in southern Lebanon to protect border communities and prevent Hezbollah from rearming, despite objections from Lebanese and Hezbollah officials.

Former militant group leader now leads anti-ICE protests in LA, while opponents of Trump's executive orders turn to the courts for legal recourse.

Adam Schiff and Chuck Schumer criticize Trump's dismissal of inspectors general, while Trump aims to fulfill his campaign promise of making IGs independent.

The House Committee on Education and the Workforce has requested fresh disciplinary documents from Columbia University regarding recent anti-Semitic demonstrations on campus. The committee's chairman, Rep. Tim Wahlberg, criticized the university for its failure to address the pervasive anti-Semitism that persists at Columbia. The request comes as the university faces investigations from both Congress and the White House.

Senator Tina Smith of Minnesota will not seek reelection, complicating the Democratic party's efforts to retake the Senate.

Photos unearthed by the Free Beacon show that military leaders in the California National Guard pledged loyalty to the LGBT community during a 2016 ceremony. Attendees felt pressured to attend the event, which was described as 'culty.'

The United Arab Emirates' ambassador to the United States believes that there is no alternative to President Trump's plan to rebuild Gaza and relocate its population.

President Trump has instructed his team to start negotiations to end the war in Ukraine after speaking with Russian president Putin. The release of American citizens by Russia and Belarus is seen as a positive sign. Trump will inform Ukrainian president Zelensky about the conversation.

President Trump and King Abdullah II of Jordan discuss Trump's plan to 'take' Gaza, with Abdullah initially appearing open to the idea but later reiterating Jordan's opposition to the displacement of Palestinians.

President Trump successfully secures the release of an American teacher imprisoned in Russia after the Biden administration's unsuccessful efforts.

Pete Buttigieg's support for taxpayer-funded transgender surgeries for inmates and illegal immigrants is under scrutiny. Gazans express a desire to leave the territory due to the living conditions created by Hamas. The Trump administration cancels federal grants for diversity programs at universities. A lawsuit accuses the University of Illinois Chicago of illegal race discrimination through race-based hiring programs.

Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas has restructured the 'pay for slay' program, but experts doubt it will truly end the controversial program.

The historical precedent of governments losing sovereignty and power after launching unprovoked attacks on neighboring countries suggests that the Palestinians in Gaza may no longer have the right to decide their own destiny and who governs them.

The personal diary of a USAID staffer exposes the distress and fear felt by government employees as they face the elimination of taxpayer-funded programs and wasteful spending under the Trump administration.

President Trump has signed an executive order sanctioning the ICC over its efforts to prosecute America and its allies, primarily Israel. The order places financial and visa sanctions on all ICC personnel and their families.

A federal judge rejected Cooper Union's request to dismiss a lawsuit brought by Jewish students, alleging the college violated the Civil Rights Act by failing to protect them from anti-Semitic attacks.

President Trump is set to restore his 'maximum pressure' sanctions campaign on Iran, aiming to eliminate the country's illicit oil exports and fulfill a campaign promise to target Iran's financial networks.

Brown Med prioritizes diversity over clinical skills, USAID faces criticism, and Kamala Harris's campaign spent heavily on celebrities and influencers.

The Trump administration has put scores of USAID staffers on administrative leave in response to their insubordination, as the agency has a history of prioritizing left-wing issues and funding groups linked to Palestinian terrorism.

The Trump administration is launching a task force to combat anti-Semitism in schools and on college campuses, following a rise in anti-Semitic incidents. The task force will include representatives from the Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services.

Columbia Business School professor Avi Friedman resigns over the university's appointment of Joseph Massad, a professor known for praising Hamas, to teach a course on Zionism.

President Trump plans to withdraw the U.S. from the UN Human Rights Council and cut funding to the UN relief agency for Gaza due to anti-Israel bias.

The Biden administration provided $3 million to the Palestinian Authority Security Forces for weapons training, despite their involvement in attacks against Israelis.

Two new books address the challenges President Trump faces when it comes to forging a lasting peace in the Middle East: One Jewish State: The Last, Best Hope to Resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict by David Friedman and The Battle for the Jewish State: How Israel -- And America -- Can Win by Victoria Coates.

David Friedman and Victoria Coates release new books on Middle East foreign policy, proposing different approaches to resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Review of 'I Am André: German Jew, French Resistance Fighter, British Spy' by Diana Mara Henry, which explores the resistance and survival of André Scheinmann during the Nazi regime.

Donations from George Soros and Reid Hoffman make up 70% of Ben Wikler's campaign funds for the DNC chair race.

Chinese and Russian ships are destroying internet and energy infrastructure in Finland and Sweden. Israel is secretly building military outposts in southern Lebanon and Gaza. DNC members will vote for a new party leader.

Anti-Israel groups face class action lawsuit for orchestrating traffic blockade in Washington D.C.

Israel has been secretly building military outposts in southern Lebanon and the Gaza Strip as part of a plan to create buffer zones along both borders.

Columbia University's anti-Israel group, Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD), engaged in acts of vandalism by clogging toilets with cement and soaking a building with red paint. The group's actions were in line with tactics they studied months earlier at an event hosted by a recognized student organization on campus.

Hamas released Israeli hostages in a chaotic ceremony that was condemned by Israeli leaders. The behavior of the Gazan mob highlights support for anti-Israel terrorism. The hostages were eventually brought to Israeli hospitals. Hamas staged the scenes as part of a propaganda effort.

President Trump signs executive order to investigate and potentially deport anti-Semitic resident aliens, while also prohibiting federal funding to schools teaching critical race theory or 'radical gender ideology.'

President Trump is set to sign an executive order to deport anti-Semitic student visa holders and to bar federal funding for schools teaching critical race theory.

The Washington Post cited an anti-Semitic organization under U.S. sanctions in a sympathetic piece about 'Palestinian prisoners' freed in Israel-Hamas hostage deal.

Virginia Democrats block appointment of anti-Semitism expert to George Mason University board amid concerns over campus anti-Semitism and recent terror plots involving students.

President Donald Trump has suggested resettling residents of the Gaza Strip in Arab countries as a way to resolve the conflict in the region.

President Trump has imposed punitive measures on Colombia after its Marxist president denied entry to U.S. deportation planes carrying migrants.

Lawsuits against oil and gas companies for climate change dismissed by court.

Labor unions in California and Michigan are supporting anti-Israel activism on college campuses, according to reports. The United Auto Workers (UAW) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) have provided institutional support for groups promoting divestment and boycott campaigns against Israel. The unions represent graduate students and postdocs, and their influence on campus has been criticized for supporting controversial activism.

Israeli troops will remain in Lebanon beyond the ceasefire deadline as the Lebanese Army has not fully enforced the agreement.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom disbanded a volunteer firefighting team, leaving the California National Guard shorthanded for 10 days during the Los Angeles wildfires.

Columbia University has suspended a student who stormed an Israeli history class and targeted Jewish students with anti-Semitic flyers. The response to this suspension will provide insight into how seriously the Ivy League school is taking threats from President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans.

The California Community Foundation, promoted by Adam Schiff and Pod Save America for wildfire relief, has donated millions to liberal dark money groups, according to tax filings.

Columbia University has hired a Trump transition alumnus to lobby on 'issues related to higher education and appropriation' as Republicans threaten to tax the institution's $15 billion endowment.

Columbia University is increasing security measures following disruptions and anti-Semitic incidents targeting Jewish students in Jewish studies courses.

A new poll shows that a majority of American voters support congressional efforts to sanction the International Criminal Court (ICC) to protect American soldiers and Israel from potential investigations.

The Trump administration is set to redesignate the Iran-backed Houthi rebels as a foreign terrorist organization (FTO) through an executive order, reversing the Biden administration's move to ease tensions with Iran.

Donald Trump's second term as president has begun with significant accomplishments, including a hostages-for-ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas and Mexico's compliance with his demands on drug and immigration issues.

Two Americans will be released in the first stage of the Israel-Hamas hostage-ceasefire deal, while five Americans remain in captivity.

Jewish Voice for Peace committed federal loan fraud to obtain over $300,000 in COVID relief funding, falsely portraying itself as non-political. The group has a history of sharing antisemitic tropes and expressing support for violence and terrorism.

Virginia AG Jason Miyares files petition to enforce document request against American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) over alleged terror financing.

Jennifer Rubin leaves the Washington Post to launch 'pro-democracy' website The Contrarian, aiming to confront Trump voters with the consequences of their choice.

Harvard University has hired the lobbying firm Ballard Partners to address investigations into campus anti-Semitism and threats to tax its $53 billion endowment.

Two Israeli-Americans have sued the Biden administration, claiming that sanctions imposed on them violated their constitutional rights. The lawsuit challenges the notion that settlements are a root cause of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The Supreme Court appears likely to uphold a divest-or-ban law on TikTok, with justices expressing agreement that the Chinese-controlled app's parent company does not have a fundamental right to free speech in America.

The Biden administration's anti-terrorism initiative has given grants to mosques that preach anti-Semitic hate and support terrorist groups.

The Biden administration is facing criticism for reaching anti-Semitism settlements with three universities, with Rep. Tim Walberg calling the agreements 'toothless' and lacking real accountability.

The House has passed legislation to sanction the ICC over its attempts to arrest Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The bill is expected to move to the Senate for approval.

Two former Israeli military officials propose launching a major attack on Iran in the final days of Joe Biden's presidency to prevent Iran from rebuilding its regional terrorist network.

The IDF recovers the body of Israeli hostage Youssef Ziyadne in Gaza, while concerns for the life of his son Hamza are raised. Two of Ziyadne's children were previously released from Hamas captivity. Israeli PM expresses sorrow and Trump warns of consequences if hostages are not freed.

A former employee of Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) is privately helping Senate Democrats solicit hostile testimony about Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's pick for defense secretary.

Johns Hopkins University settles civil rights complaints regarding campus anti-Semitism with the Department of Education, implementing reforms and conducting a survey to evaluate discrimination.

President-elect Donald Trump promises a 'golden age' for America and demands the release of Hamas hostages before his inauguration. He plans to assert U.S. dominance over Greenland, Canada, and the Panama Canal and overturn Biden's environmental policies.

The Pentagon has blacklisted Tencent, and its founder serves on the advisory board of Yale Center Beijing and has donated millions to Ivy League schools.

The newly installed House is set to vote on legislation that would sanction the International Criminal Court (ICC) and its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, over efforts to arrest Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The legislation first passed the House in June with support from Republicans and 42 Democrats. With Republicans in control of 53 Senate seats, 7 Democrats would need to back the bill to clear the upper chamber's 60-vote threshold. The incoming administration is already crafting a series of executive orders that would complement the House measure, including 'devastating' sanctions on individual ICC prosecutors, judges, and the institution at large.

Yale students prefer divesting from Israel over Russia, Iran, and China, according to a survey. Students also overwhelmingly support divestment from weapons manufacturers arming Israel.

President Joe Biden's legacy is marred by his belligerent and narcissistic behavior, as evidenced by numerous incidents of him lashing out at reporters and voters. With only two weeks left in office, many are glad to see him go.

Black Lives Matter Grassroots has hired Yonasda Lonewolf, a rapper and activist with close ties to Louis Farrakhan, as a 'special projects specialist' to help the group resist President-elect Donald Trump's second term. Lonewolf has openly expressed her devotion to Farrakhan, who is known for his anti-Semitic views. Black Lives Matter Grassroots has also hired Thandiwe Abdullah as a communications specialist, who is the daughter of the group's director, Melina Abdullah.

Bernard-Henri Lévy's book 'Israel Alone' claims that Israel is isolated, but this is not the case. Millions of Americans, including Evangelical Christians, support Israel.

Edward Blum, the activist behind the Supreme Court case Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, discusses his victory in striking down NASDAQ's diversity rules for corporate boards and his plans to fight against racial preferences.

George Frideric Handel's career exemplifies the Anglo-American strategy for world domination, which involves creating a thriving economy, welcoming talented foreigners, and maintaining a strong yet flexible society.

The Biden administration has settled civil rights complaints alleging discrimination against Jewish students at the University of California system.

A recent poll shows that Israelis are more open to Joe Biden's peace plan now that Donald Trump is no longer president.

Poland says it will arrest Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu if he attends the Auschwitz liberation anniversary, in compliance with an arrest warrant from the ICC. Netanyahu is not expected to attend the event.