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Senate Dems introduce bill to sanction E1 construction
"Those who choose to facilitate settlement construction should understand that they risk losing access to the U.S. financial system," Sen. Elizabeth Warren said. A group of 19 Democratic senators introduced legislation to impose sanctions on the developers of the E1 settlements northeast of Jerusal
ActJew announces bipartisan Lower Hudson Valley endorsements
Jewish civic group endorses George Latimer and Mike Lawler for Congress and Shelley Mayer for state Senate, citing records on Israel, antisemitism and bipartisan efforts. ActJew, a Jewish organization focused on combating antisemitism, announced its endorsements of Rep. George S. Latimer (D-N.Y.) a
ActJew announces bipartisan Lower Hudson Valley endorsements
Jewish civic group endorses George Latimer and Mike Lawler for Congress and Shelley Mayer for state Senate, citing records on Israel, antisemitism and bipartisan efforts. ActJew, a Jewish organization focused on combating antisemitism, announced its endorsements of Rep. George S. Latimer (D-N.Y.) a
Bipartisan House bill would expand federal security grants to cover synagogue guards
"We must do far more to combat the scourge of antisemitism and to ensure synagogues, temples and community centers have the resources to ensure they are safe," Rep. Joe Neguse stated. Reps. Joe Neguse (D-Colo.) and Don Bacon (R-Neb.) introduced legislation to expand the scope of federal security fu