Prosecutors say the woman used a false identity and tainted food and drinks with household chemicals; she claims it was a dispute over pay, not antisemitism

After watching the Gaza encampments transform into a national spectacle, Columbia University historian Mark Mazower sought to understand what is – and isn't – antisemitism by comparing its usages through time and place

The crossing was closed in September after a Jordanian truck driver delivering aid to Gaza killed two IDF soldiers. A day after Netanyahu met with the U.S. Ambassador to the UN, a defense official said it will be reopened and allow the transit of aid between Jordan, the West Bank and Gaza