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Newsom signs bill requiring California agencies to recognize Jews as ethnicity (opens the original)
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, signed a bill into law on Wednesday requiring state agencies to recognize Jews as an ethnicity under state law and in data collection. SB 1387 passed the California State Assembly 74-0 with five abstentions, and the California State Senate 39-0 with one abstention. David Bocarsly, CEO of Jewish California, which sponsored the bill, stated that the governor’s signature “is a historic step for the Jewish community.” “Under the shadow of Nazi race theory, A
FBI arrests 40-year-old who allegedly planned attack on Texas Capitol, said AIPAC must be 'exterminated' (opens the original)
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The FBI arrested Benny Caldera Jr. late on Wednesday evening at the Bexar County Adult Detention Center in San Antonio, and the 40-year-old now faces added federal charges “in connection with a possible planned attack at the Texas State Capitol,” the Texas Department of Public Safety said. “Caldera Jr. was then released from the Bexar Co. Jail into federal custody, where he will remain,” the department said. “He is not out on bond.” “At this time, there is no reason to believe there is an ongoin
Report: Suspect in Iran-linked UK plot called police before arrest (opens the original)
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One of the five British citizens who were detained near a Royal Air Force base on Sunday on terror suspicions tied to Iran had called police shortly before the arrests, The Times of London reported on Thursday. The report, which said counter-terrorism investigators were focusing on evidence tying the RAF Fairford suspects to Iran, did not specify the purpose of the call that one of the suspects had placed to police about an hour before he and four others were detained near the base. On Wednesday
Jewish music stars perform at United Hatzalah’s Sukkot concert (opens the original)
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A sold-out crowd of 6,400 people from Israel and abroad filled Jerusalem’s Sultan’s Pool on Wednesday night for United Hatzalah’s annual Sukkot concert, marking the volunteer emergency medical organization’s 20th anniversary. The event featured performances by Jewish music stars Ishay Ribo, Avraham Fried, Yaakov Shwekey, Zusha and Yair Elaytzur. Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion opened the concert by thanking United Hatzalah’s volunteers and supporters for two decades of lifesaving service. United Hatz
IDF rejects ‘NAZA’ claims of deliberate targeting of Gaza civilians (opens the original)
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The Israel Defense Forces on Thursday issued a detailed rebuttal of claims made in the documentary “NAZA,” accusing its filmmakers of presenting a “distorted, misleading and disingenuous” account of how the military selects and strikes targets in the Gaza Strip. The documentary features anonymous testimony from 24 Israeli military and intelligence personnel and alleges that the IDF used intelligence systems and artificial intelligence in ways that contributed to civilian deaths in Gaza. Intervie
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