The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 89
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's provocative Temple Mount statements are a calculated move to maintain political relevance and leverage within his coalition, despite potential risks.
"If I were to say that Muslims are not allowed to pray, you would kill me," Ben-Gvir said.
The Black Muslim Leadership Council Fund praises VP Kamala Harris for her empathetic stance on Gaza, highlighting her calls for a ceasefire and strong leadership on key issues.
“There are many points of comparison between Srebrenica and October 7."
Britain faces escalating anti-Muslim riots fueled by far-right groups, prompting heavy police response and counter-protests from anti-fascists.
Belgian columnist Herman Brusselmans expressed violent antisemitic sentiments in his column, sparking calls for investigation and condemnation.
"I don’t want to play with you because you’re a Jew," Jewish children in France are being told as they are pressured to convert to Islam by their peers on the playground.
In meetings with Hezbollah, and discussions with Palestinian groups the new Iranian President discussed his outreach to Muslim countries and how he would leverage Iran’s ties to pressure Israel.
44% of Brits though the actions of politicians were actively increasing the risk of a third world war, and only 6% thought they decreased the risk, found the survey.
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