Former Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil to remain detained in Louisiana for now
An activist who led pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University will remain detained in Louisiana following a brief Wednesday court hearing. Judge Jesse Furman said he would grant a request by Mahmoud Khalil's lawyers allowing them to have privileged phone calls with Khalil at least twice — today and tomorrow.
Edan Alexander's father said he remains "optimistic" negotiators can extend the ceasefire deal. Twenty-two men remain in ...
“No one asked who was behind that. Wasn’t it our weapons and [Israel Prime Minister Benjamin] Netanyahu’s army that ...
Over the course of that ceasefire, the two other living Americans, Keith Siegel and Sagui Dekel-Chen, were returned to Israel ...
Luis Ramirez was charged with terrorism charges after he made terroristic threats against a Manhattan synagogue, Central ...
Israel carried out an air strike in northern ... the 21-year-old man from New Jersey believed to be the last living American hostage held by Hamas in Gaza, was a "top priority for us." ...
Israel is ready to proceed with the second ... Hamas release all the remaining living hostages in Gaza, including New Jersey native Edan Alexander. An estimated 27 living hostages are still ...
Paterson, New Jersey, is “the capital of Palestine in the United States,” according to Mayor Andre Sayegh, at an event on ...
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