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As seen in: Algemeiner Journal, HuffPost, Fox News, Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle, The Jerusalem Post, The Times of Israel, The Daily Caller, Washington Times, The San Diego Union-Tribune, The Daily Wire, Forward and
Director American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise, Creator of Jewish Virtual Library, Expert on US-Israel relations, Lecturer, Author/Ed of 23 books
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Israeli teens take the UN stage for World Youth Skills Day Original

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By Josh Hasten Verified, Jonathan S. Tobin Verified, Mitchell Bard
| JNS Verified
(July 17, 2026 / Tzofim Friendship Caravan) Ten Israeli teens performed six songs at U.N. headquarters in New York City on July 16 as part of World Youth Skills Day, whose 2026 theme, “Skills for a Shared Future,” calls on young people to help shape a world being reshaped by artiicial intelligence.
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Vance suggests Israeli government-linked influence campaign targeted Trump admin’s Iran talks Original

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By Jessica Russak-Hoffman, Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, Mitchell Bard
| JNS Verified
(July 16, 2026 / JNS) U.S. Vice President JD Vance suggested on Wednesday that some elements within the Israeli government backed an influence campaign aimed at undermining the Trump administration’s negotiations with Iran, while emphasizing that Israel remains a U.S. ally.
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The Haredi challenge is becoming Israel’s national security crisis Original

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By Mitchell Bard
| JNS Verified
(July 15, 2026 / JNS) Israel has spent decades bracing for the enemies it can see: Iranian centrifuges, Hamas tunnels, Hezbollah rockets. It has built one of the most sophisticated defense establishments on earth to battle them. But the danger that may do the most lasting damage is growing inside the Knesset, the yeshivahs and the birth statistics themselves—and no missile-defense system can stop it. That threat is Haredi exceptionalism. And Israel’s leaders built it themselves.
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