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A beaming Trump welcomes Netanyahu to Mar-a-Lago
Clasping his hand warmly, a beaming Donald Trump welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for their first face-to-face meeting in nearly four years on Friday, as they sought to mend an important political alliance that had broken down after Netanyahu congratulated Joe Biden on his 2020 presidential victory over Trump.
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Netanyahu blasts pro-Gaza protesters in congressional address
srael’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used his address to the U.S. Congress on Wednesday to condemn pro-Gaza supporters, likening them to “Iran’s useful idiots.”
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WATCH: Netanyahu asks Congress for continued support for Israel's war against Hamas
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed a joint session of the U.S. Congress on Wednesday, making the case to members of both the Senate and House for their continued support in Israel’s war against Hamas.
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Drone strike near US Embassy in Tel Aviv leaves 1 dead and at least 10 injured
An Iranian-made drone sent by Yemen’s Houthi rebels struck Israel on Friday, leaving one person dead and at least 10 wounded.
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Israel's high court rules the military must draft ultra-Orthodox men, rattling Netanyahu's government
The historic ruling effectively puts an end to a decades-old system that granted ultra-Orthodox men broad exemptions from military service while maintaining mandatory enlistment for the country’s secular Jewish majority.
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Parade for Israel in NYC focuses on solidarity this year as Gaza war casts a grim shadow
Marchers chanted for the release of hostages in Gaza at a New York City parade for Israel that drew thousands of people under heightened security.
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Wounds of war: Young children from Gaza recovering in Boston
Young children impacted by Israel’s war in Gaza are in Boston as they recover from trauma. Aser Abumuhaisen, 5, is making strides learning how to get around in a wheelchair. His leg had to be amputated below the knee. In January, a bomb hit Aser’s home in Gaza, killing a dozen of his family members, including his parents. “He...
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Children wounded in Gaza come to Boston for treatment
With the help of a nonprofit, life-saving missions in Boston are free for families with little hope left.
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Clash of protests continues at MIT
Supporters of Israel and the Palestinian people are making their voices heard at MIT campus protests.
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Protesters clash at MIT after about 130 arrests at UMass Amherst
About 130 people were arrested at a pro-Palestinian encampment at UMass Amherst Tuesday night, the university said. The encampment — one of many that to have sprung up at college campuses across Massachusetts and the country as the war in Gaza rages on — was unauthorized, according to UMass Amherst, and people involved didn’t follow police orders to disperse. The…
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Tensions escalate as protests across Mass. colleges continue
Tensions on college campuses in Massachusetts, including at MIT and UMass Amherst, are continuing to skyrocket Wednesday morning.
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MIT suspends student protesters
Students are being suspended for actions related to the pro-Palestinian protests at MIT.
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MIT begins suspending student protesters
College campuses in Cambridge, Massachusetts, are at odds as student protesters ramp up their demonstrations. School officials at Harvard University and MIT have threatened to take action against those involved in pro-Palestinian protests. MIT said Tuesday afternoon that it had begun suspending students. “As a consequence of events that have already occurred, dozens of interim suspensions and referrals to the…
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Mass. school officials threaten to suspend student protesters
Tensions on two college campuses coming to a head, as protesters reclaim encampments at Harvard University and MIT. School officials are threatening to suspend students that are involved.
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Tensions rise during campus protests at MIT and Harvard
Pro-Palestinian protesters marched to the home of Harvard University’s interim president Monday evening.
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Police surround pro-Palestinian encampment at MIT
Protesters blocked part of Mass. Ave. near MIT Monday afternoon.
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Protests continue at MIT and Harvard after encampment deadlines pass
The presidents of Harvard and MIT say that students who continue to take part in pro-Palestinian encampments on their campuses face stiff sanctions as of Monday.
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Harvard threatens disciplinary action as pro-Palestinian protests continue
Over 30 Harvard University students have been put on notice that disciplinary action is imminent against pro-Palestinian protesters who have set up an encampment on Harvard Yard. Harvard University sent an email asking students to appear before their disciplinary committee, according to Violet Barron, a sophomore. “We’re talking here through bars,” Barron said, noting that students are frustrated that Harvard…
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Students face disciplinary action for encampments
Harvard administrators are threatening to take disciplinary action against pro-Palestinian protesters.
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Pro-Palestinian protest taking over college campuses
College students across the students are calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. Students say these are peaceful protests, but some of the demonstrations, including one at Emerson College, have led to clashes with police and further controversy about the handling of these events by college administrators and law enforcement.