Brooklyn cafe Poetica posted on Instagram that Congressman Dan Goldman is not welcome after he visited with his daughter. The cafe cited his pro-Israel stance, calling him a "genocide enabler." The DOJ has opened an investigation into the cafe for potential discrimination.
A shift in US Republican attitudes towards Iran is emerging following President Trump's agreement to a ceasefire memorandum. While some Republicans now acknowledge Iran's right to self-defense, pro-Israel groups are mobilizing against the deal, setting up potential conflict with the White House.
A US congressional panel rejected an amendment to revoke a provision in the NDAA that would deepen US-Israeli military integration, citing mutual benefits despite criticisms of Israeli actions.
A Guardian analysis reveals dozens of US Congress members and staffers took lavish, Aipac-funded trips to Israel since Oct 7, 2023, despite declining US public support for Israel's policies. The trips, costing over $4.2m, featured one-sided briefings and visits to settlements.
Federal court justice criticizes pro-Israel activist Ofir Birenbaum for making misleading statements after a legal settlement with Sydney's Cairo Takeaway restaurant, alleging breach of agreement by claiming vindication despite a joint apology statement.
Rep. Thomas Massie lost his Kentucky primary to Ed Gallrein, a defeat attributed to his defiance of Donald Trump. The race, the most expensive House primary ever, underscores Trump's influence over Republican activists.
Rep. Thomas Massie faces a costly primary challenge in Kentucky, backed by Donald Trump and pro-Israel groups who oppose his stance on foreign policy. Massie is running against Ed Gallrein, who has received significant funding from Israel lobby organizations.
The Kentucky House primary between Rep. Thomas Massie and Ed Gallrein, backed by Donald Trump, is now the most expensive in US history, with over $34m spent, largely by pro-Israel groups targeting Massie's dissent.
The man who threw petrol bombs at a pro-Israel rally last year in Colorado, setting several people aflame including a woman who later died from her burns, was sentenced on Thursday to spend the rest of his life in prison but said he wished to be executed. Mohamed Soliman, 46, an Egyptian national, pleaded guilty to 101 charges brought by state prosecutors, including first-degree murder, then apologised in court and decried his own crimes as contrary to “the teachings of Islam” in a statement...
