Thousands of people on Sunday in the Gaza Strip attended the funerals of eight young locals who drowned off the coast of Tunisia almost two months ago while trying to escape the Hamas regime and head to Europe. The unfortunate deaths of the young men provoked rare public criticism of Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
Read more: Hamas Under Fire By Gaza Citizens After Eight Drown Trying To Escape
Militant groups in Gaza and Samaria are warning that any encroachment on Al Aqsa during the Hanukkah holiday will result in war. This comes as Sheikh Ekrima Sabri, the former Mufti of Jerusalem who is known for his antisemitic stances and calls for harming Jews, visited Acre Friday and warned the congregants at the Al-Ramal Mosque that the Jews will use the holiday to destroy Al Aqsa Mosque. Madi has previously declared that "the collapse of the Zionist entity is near."
Read more: Palestinians Threaten War If Jews Visit Their Holiest Site During Hanukkah
According to a new study published by the Anti-Defamation League, using the Israeli-based research and survey institution, “Maagar Mochot”, 27% of Israeli teenagers and youth have personally been victims of antisemitism online. According to the study, a total of 81% of Israeli youth encountered manifestations of antisemitism online, both targeting them and the general Jewish public. Only 14% of the respondents indicated that they had not encountered antisemitism whatsoever online.
Read more: Study Shows Over 80% Of Israeli Children Exposed To Hatred Of Jews Online
Despite many fears and prejudice about Israel and the level of comfortable security, a new study concluded tourists in Israel are the 5th safest in the world. This impressive ranking puts the Jewish state way before the US, France, and even Canada, while being behind countries like Singapore and Denmark. Surprisingly, the study was conducted and published by a United Nations agency, the UN Crimes and Drugs office.
Read more: United Nations Agency Names Israel 5th Safest In The World To Visit
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs is examining a halt on all collaboration with the United Nations, specifically the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), following its strong bias against Israel. The Ministry is already delaying the issuance of entry visas to OCHA’s employees.
Read more: Israel Considers Banning Entry Of UN OCHA Members Over Blatant Bias
