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Israel's $7 million tourism campaign advertises on Ted Cruz's iHeartMedia podcast, whose ad revenue is contractually routed to his pro-Cruz super PAC.
New US sanctions on the ICC, welcomed by Israel and condemned by the UN and EU, extend a pattern of Washington shielding Israeli leaders from war crimes accountability.
Trump has sanctioned 13 ICC officials, including the court's president and a lawyer tied to the Netanyahu prosecution, in what critics call a bid to shield Israel from accountability.
European leaders publicly distanced themselves from the US-Israeli war on Iran even as NATO bases hosted thousands of American warplanes and became Iranian targets.
Israel is lobbying to block Turkey's F-35 return, with Netanyahu citing a U.S. law meant to preserve Israeli military dominance over the region.
UK charity UK Toremet used government Gift Aid subsidies to fund PTSD therapy for Israeli soldiers via the Yahalom Foundation, despite rules barring charity support for foreign militaries.
Israel warned citizens in Greece to hide their nationality before pro-Palestine protests, as arms deals, rising rents and Gaza fuel a domestic backlash against the Athens-Jerusalem alliance.
The Trump administration is pursuing deportation against pro-Gaza campus organizers, using rarely invoked immigration law and citing threats to US-Israel relations.
A DSA member running as an anti-Zionist is challenging AIPAC-backed Rep. Jared Moskowitz in Florida's Democratic primary, testing whether Israel criticism can win in a heavily Jewish district.
Likud's Tel Aviv billboard places NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani beside Erdoğan, Iran's Khamenei and Hezbollah's Qassem, as Netanyahu campaigns for October elections.
Tommy Robinson endorsed Israeli minister Amichai Chikli ahead of the Likud primary, spotlighting Chikli's cultivated ties to Europe's far right.
A DOJ whistleblower alleges the Trump administration's campus anti-Semitism probes were predetermined, pressuring Columbia and Brown into settlements without proven wrongdoing.
