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The AAF released a letter to “corporate America” on Columbia students who signed an anti-Israel letter, giving a stark warning to employers, the Caller learned.
By Jim Hoft In a time when Americans in Israel are relying on their government for support and protection, the U.S. State Department’s Consular Affairs Crisis Management System (CACMS) has left many American citizens hanging in the wind, demanding them to sign promissory notes as a precondition for
Fend For Yourselves: Harrowing tales emerge about Americans seeking escape from Hamas onslaught and no support from a U.S. government caught with no contingency plan or answers for endangered Americans.
EXCLUSIVE — When newlyweds Yitz and Rivka Friedman booked flights in September from New York City to Israel for their October honeymoon, they expected a carefree vacation and time with loved ones to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Sukkot.
"Thanks to Trump's efforts, thousands of American citizens have a way home from a very dangerous situation," Yitz Friedman said.