Donald H. Harrison

PA Prisoners Club head: Terrorists who kill civilians are heroes

The head of the Palestinian Authority’s “Prisoners’ Society” has said that terrorists who murder Israeli civilians are “heros,” underscoring the ongoing culture of incitement within the PA. Qadura Fares is a senior member of Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah Party, and has served as a minister in the PA government. The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society advocates and lobbies

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Middle East

Netanyahu’s visit to Russia a failure says “Pravda”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Moscow last week and his negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin was reported as a major success in Israel. But according to “Pravda” commentator Said Gafurov, Netanyahu’s fourth visit to Russia over the past year has “created the impression of failure.” Russia and Israel have been developing active

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International, Middle East

Modigliani owner denies canvas taken by Nazis from Jewish dealer

The owner of a Modigliani painting allegedly looted by the Nazis has insisted there is no proof it was taken from a Jewish art dealer, after the Panama Papers leak led to it being briefly seized. Authorities in Geneva sequestered the painting in April after the release of millions of documents from law firm Mossack

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International, Jewish History, Music, Dance, and Visual Arts, USA

Tony Awards: Broadway honors ‘Hamilton’ on a night dimmed by tragedy

NEW YORK — An air of both celebration and sobriety hung over the Tony Awards on Sunday, as one of the biggest hits in Broadway history was honored hours after the worst mass shooting in U.S. history. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “Hamilton” took 11 prizes, including director, score and the top honor of best musical. The hip-hop

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Theatre, Film & Broadcast, USA

Man with weapons, potential explosives ‘wanted to harm’ LA gay pride parade, chief says

LOS ANGELES — Authorities on Sunday were trying to determine the intentions of an Indiana man with a cache of weapons, ammunition and explosive-making materials in his car and apparent plans to attend the L.A. Pride festival in West Hollywood. Santa Monica Police Chief Jacqueline Seabrooks said on Twitter that the 20-year-old man told one

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