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Houthis at a Glance
The Houthis are an armed political and religious group which champions Yemen's Shia Muslim minority, the Zaidis. The Houthis routinely use child soldiers in combat, impose a regressive code of Sharia, have been accused of enslaving African migrants, and are about to be re-classified as a terrorist organization by the U.S. Department of State.Read More
Anti-Israel protesters swarm NYC cancer hospital, accusing 'complicity in genocide'

Protesters could be seen shouting slogans on social media at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan. They then moved on to accusing a nearby Starbucks and McDonald's of further "complicity" in genocide, the New York Post reported.

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A New Israeli Restaurant in Brooklyn Confidently Opens in a NYC Transformed by 10.7

Azrouel and Anna Castellani, a partner in the restaurant, say they are unconcerned about Nina experiencing wrath from anti-Israel protesters. “Not at all,” Azrouel told the New York Jewish Week. “

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NYC DOE Spokesman Blasted for Defending Class Map Erasing Israel: “Antisemitic, Nauseating”

The “Arab World” map – which labels Israel as Palestine – was displayed in a classroom at PS 261 Zipporiah Mills in downtown Brooklyn, where Rita Lahoud teaches an Arab Culture Arts program funded by the American wing of the Qatar Foundation, a nonprofit owned by that country’s

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Israel Defends Itself at the UN’s Top Court Against Allegations of Genocide

Israeli legal advisor Tal Becker told a packed auditorium at the ornate Palace of Peace in The Hague that the country is fighting a “war it did not start and did not want...In these circumstances, there can hardly be a charge more false and more malevolent than the allegation

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Twitter Explodes with Misinformation After Secret Tunnel Found Under NYC Synagogue

The story went viral because it was, objectively, bizarre: as initially reported, a small sect of Hasidic Jews had built an elaborate system of underground tunnels beneath the streets of Brooklyn, for no immediately clear reason.

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