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Sen. Chuck Schumer and PM Netanyahu in better times, meeting in Jerusalem Feb 23, 2021. (Amos Ben-Gershom/Israel GPO)

Schumer castigates Israel

New York Sen. Chuck Schumer said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has “lost his way,” urged new elections in Israel, called for a two-state solution and...

Aerial photo of the Port of Eilat and the Red Sea. (Kobi Richter/TPS)

Houthi cruise missile penetrates Israeli air defenses for first time

The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that for the first time, a cruise missile fired by Houthi terrorists in Yemen penetrated Israeli air space, crashing harmlessly in an...

Some of the Hamas talking points at a student presentation at DU on March 7.

Hamas talking points on DU campus

On March 7, a presentation took place on the DU campus in which DU students put forth nearly an hour’s worth of their own anti-Israel sentiments and showed videos with...

Rabbi Abraham Cooper, director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, during a visit to Tokyo in 2023. (Yoshikazu Tsuno/Gamma-Rapho/Getty)

Saudi Arabia bans kippah; US official, a rabbi, leaves

A US government delegation tasked with monitoring religious freedom around the world cut a visit to Saudi Arabia short after Saudi officials demanded that a prominent...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, pictured in February. (Amos Ben-Gershom/GPO)

Biden & Bibi: Appeals in vain?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu downplayed differences between him and President Joe Biden on Monday, saying they “agree” on the goals of the war, while...

Social media posts from Six Sailor Cider and Weathered Waves Bar in Salt Lake City, Utah, including one in which the business says it is "banning all Zionists forever from our establishments," posted March 4, 2024. (Screenshots via Instagram and Pinterest)

Six Sailor Cider in Salt Lake: ‘No Zionists Allowed’

Utah officials are investigating a cidery and bar in Salt Lake City after it announced, “No Zionists Allowed.”

Zachary Marschall

He’s filing Title VI campus anti-Semitism complaints

Zachary Marschall is the most prolific filer of anti-Semitism complaints filed under Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act since Oct. 7.

Jewish at DU — in the aftermath of Oct. 7

For Jewish students at the University of Denver (DU), the last five months have been, to put it mildly, tempestuous. The Intermountain Jewish News speaks with students,...

Avigail Olman, left, and Sagi Gabay, right, speak with, clockwise from bottom left, the IJN's Hillel Goldberg, Shana Goldberg and Steve Mark, March 6, 2024.

In Denver, chilling Oct. 7 testimony

Five months removed from one of the most horrific days in Israeli history, Sagi Gabay recounts with vivid detail the attack at the Nova music festival that almost killed...

A Stand in Solidarity with Israel gathering at the Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne, March 7, 2024.

For Israeli who faced violence in Berkeley, Wyoming is ‘friendly and polite’

Ran Bar-Yoshafat, who spoke at a Solidarity with Israel event today in Cheyenne outside of the Wyoming State Capitol, has had an eventful 10 days. The IDF soldier who is...