World News

World news is all reports on stories involving politicians, conflict and revolutions outside of the United States and Israel that affect the world and the Jewish state. 'World news' helps the global environment set the political agenda through journalists situated in conflict regions reporting on the important facts.

Columbia president addresses campus protests in statement: 'They were largely peaceful'

The Columbia president highlights the need for dialogue and values, condemns the Hamilton Hall occupation.

Sadiq Khan wins re-election as London mayor

Khan's victory, his third in a row, was widely expected despite some public anger over knife crime and the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ).

By REUTERS
04/05/2024

Russia puts Ukraine's Zelensky on wanted list

Ukraine's foreign ministry noted Russian President Vladimir Putin was himself subject to arrest under an International Criminal Court warrant.

By REUTERS
04/05/2024

Netherlands remembers World War Two dead amid tight security due to Gaza war

This year only 10,000 people, who had to register to get an entrance ticket, will be allowed at the national commemoration in Amsterdam, and visitors will be searched.

By REUTERS
04/05/2024
Muslim man in Cairo

Many student Islamic religious teachers oppose Israel, view Jews as enemies - study

"We're witnessing the emergence of a cohort of teachers espousing reactionary, antisemitic, and Islamist ideologies," a lead researcher cautioned.

Over half of campus protesters arrested by NYPD unaffiliated with the schools

In the statement, Adams said it became "abundantly clear" that individuals unaffiliated with the schools had entered the campuses and, in some cases, trained students in unlawful protest tactics. 

Attack on ICRC convoy in Sudan's South Darfur kills two drivers, wounds three

The team was on its way back from Layba to assess the humanitarian situation of communities affected by armed violence in the region when the incident occurred, the ICRC said.

By REUTERS
03/05/2024

Israeli private eye arrested in UK over alleged hacking for US PR firm

Amy Labram, a lawyer representing the United States, had told the court that Forlit "is accused of engaging in a hack for hire scheme."

By REUTERS
02/05/2024

Swedish Police approve Quran burning event in Malmo ahead of Eurovision

Despite the approval, concerns persist regarding the divisive nature of such demonstrations and their impact on community cohesion.

Biden: 'People have the right to protest, but not the right to cause chaos'

President says protests have not shifted his Middle East policy

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