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On Israel's Independence Day, here are multiple reasons why the country is so beloved - opinion
When living outside of Israel, one can only understand Israel’s challenges in theory. Living here, one sees the soldiers and security forces all around.
Only Jewish coach left: Todd Golden leads Florida into NCAA title clash vs Houston
Imam at mosque connected to New Orleans terrorist says Jews exploit usury to dominate economies
The FBI claims it stopped a potential ISIS terrorist attack in Houston, Texas
Houston Mayor John Whitmire claims protestors outside his home are 'paid by Iran'
Whitmire pointed to other cities that have passed similar ordinances and to the Supreme Court case decided in part by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
Israeli team triumphs in FIRST Robotics Competition amid war challenges
Israeli team triumphs at international robotics competition amidst war, showcasing STEM education's resilience and inclusivity despite conflict challenges.
'Houston to Gaza, globalize Intifada:' US Rally praises October 7 attacks
Protesters were led in a chant calling out in reference to the Hamas operational name of the October 7 Massacre, Al-Aqsa Flood.
Boeing plane bursts in flames only minutes after takeoff
The United Airlines' Boeing plane, which had its course plotted for Fort Myers, Florida, had one of its engines explode into flames, which forced it to make an emergency landing.
Gun of Houston megachurch shooter read 'Free Palestine'
The shooter also claimed to have had a bomb, but police found no evidence of explosives.
Jordanian man planning to attack Jews indicted in Texas
If convicted, Abuayyash could face up to 15 years in federal prison and a possible $250,000 maximum fine.
WATCH: Fast Food worker sued for shooting at customers defends herself to media
The footage shown saw Ford-Theriot throwing ketchup packets and other items at the customers before she brought a gun to the scene.
Rice University LGBTQ group cuts ties with Hillel over support for Israel
Rice Pride said Hillel's international umbrella group was “not reflective of the values of inclusion upheld by Rice Pride.”
Children in Houston sing religious anthem associated with Iranian regime
The song is primarily addressed to a messianic figure in Shi'ite belief, but it also addresses the supreme leader of Iran.
Houston funds showing of film ‘lauding’ terrorist jailed for American death
Georges Abdallah was convicted of the murder of an American military attaché and an Israeli diplomat.
Judge throws out anti-vax lawsuit, calls Nazi analogy ‘reprehensible’
A federal judge in Houston has thrown out a lawsuit by health workers objecting to a city hospital system’s coronavirus vaccine mandate on the merits — but she couldn’t help singling out one of the arguments for special derision.
