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Social media users are sharing an image that appears to show a police officer smiling as he sprays a Donald Trump supporter outside the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, stoking conspiracy theories blaming the attack on federal agents. But the picture is altered; the cop is not smiling in the original AFP photo.
(WASHINGTON) — Thousands of demonstrators from across the country gathered in Washington on Tuesday to support Israel amid the war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Amid security concerns, the National Guard assisted local police to ensure safety around the event. Tovah Feldshuh, an actress known […]
Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Thousands of demonstrators from across the country gathered in Washington on Tuesday to support Israel amid the war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Amid security concerns, the National Guard assisted local police to ensure safety around the event. Tovah Feldshuh, an actress known for her portrayal of former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, referenced the Jewish traditions surrounding death to express her grief over the Israelis killed in the fighting or taken hostage by Hamas terrorists. "I stand here for the kidnapped babies and the Ho...
Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Thousands of demonstrators from across the country gathered in Washington on Tuesday to support Israel amid the war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Amid security concerns, the National Guard assisted local police to ensure safety around the event. Tovah Feldshuh, an actress known for her portrayal of former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, referenced the Jewish traditions surrounding death to express her grief over the Israelis killed in the fighting or taken hostage by Hamas terrorists. "I stand here for the kidnapped babies and the Ho...
Roberto Schmidt / Getty ImagesHundreds of people from Detroit’s Jewish community claim they were left stranded after bus drivers refused to take them from the airport to the site of a solidarity march with Israel in Washington D.C. on Tuesday. David Kurzmann, senior director of community affairs at the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit, said they learned from the bus company that the incident was caused by “a deliberate and malicious walk-off of drivers.” He added that they are grateful