March 2025

UNRWA warns Israel’s West Bank operation aligns with annexation ‘vision’

UNRWA warns Israel’s West Bank operation aligns with annexation ‘vision’

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A major Israeli offensive which over several weeks has displaced tens of thousands of Palestinians and ravaged refugee camps increasingly appears to be aligned with the “vision of annexation” of the West Bank, a UN official told AFP. UNRWA warns Israel’s West Bank operation aligns with annexation ‘vision’ Israeli forces carry out regular raids targeting […]

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Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: A professor stands up to Columbia’s tolerance of hate

Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: A professor stands up to Columbia’s tolerance of hate

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Fox News’ “Antisemitism Exposed” newsletter brings you stories on the rising anti-Jewish prejudice across the U.S. and the world. IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER: – Columbia professor slams university leadership as anti-Israel agitators wreak havoc– 13 American universities slapped with ‘F’ grade on campus antisemitism– NY gov demands state university take down ‘Palestinian Studies’ job posting Columbia University

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Corrigan Park: Antrim’s Ulster SFC quarter-final against All-Ireland champions Armagh moved to Newry

Corrigan Park: Antrim’s Ulster SFC quarter-final against All-Ireland champions Armagh moved to Newry

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Ulster GAA say they “sympathised with Antrim GAA’s situation” but that the Saffrons must move their Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final against Armagh to Pairc Esler in County Down. Andy McEntee’s side were drawn to be at home for the last-eight meeting on 12 April but Ulster GAA previously stated that their Corrigan Park stadium

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Pope Francis shares first audio message since hospitalization: ‘May God bless you’

Pope Francis shares first audio message since hospitalization: ‘May God bless you’

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Pope Francis on Thursday shared his first audio message since being hospitalized nearly three weeks ago for double pneumonia, expressing thanks to his well-wishers around the world. Francis sent a short, two-line recorded message made at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, which was played Thursday evening at the start of the rosary in St. Peter’s Square at

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