For L.A.'s Jewish security forces, Israel attack was a call to arms
After Saturday's attack by Hamas militants in southern Israel, unofficial security forces are on high alert protecting synagogues, schools and Jewish communities in L.A.
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After Saturday's attack by Hamas militants in southern Israel, unofficial security forces are on high alert protecting synagogues, schools and Jewish communities in L.A.
It was just after dark and David Bacall of Los Angeles Shmira was pacing Olympic Boulevard, his thick glasses aglow in the amber strobe atop his SUV as he scanned
We, the undersigned leaders of 103 NGOs write to express our alarm at the thousands of at-risk Afghans who were left behind.
State Department spokesman Ned Price says some Americans have changed their minds multiple times a day about leaving Afghanistan.
Sher Jan Ahmadzai, director of Center for Afghanistan Studies at the University of Nebraska Omaha, said some U.S. citizens of Afghan descent may stay behind because they are politically aligned with the Taliban and do not feel threatened. For others, he said, family ties can’t be broken.