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Emmanuel Macron · GazaIsrael’s leaders have responded to the killing of two of its embassy staff in Washington, DC Wednesday by accusing European governments of stoking anti-Semitic and anti-Israel hatred. The comments highlight the country’s growing diplomatic isolation as it launches a fresh assault on the devastated Gaza Strip.See the Story
Why Are Israeli Officials Blaming France, Canada and the UK for the DC Shooting?
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Newton, Massachusetts · NewtonChris Brezski, the highly active and vocal Chair of the Newton School Committee, has announced that he will not run for re-election this November and will leave the Committee at year-end. In his relatively brief, two-year tenure as the Committee Chair, he oversaw momentous events such as the implementation of Superintendent Anna Nolin's initial goals, the teachers strike, the cell-phone ban, and the recent advocacy for the NPS budget. Mr. Brezsk…See the Story
School Committee Chair Brezski, not running for re-election, reflects on his experiences – Fig City News
Newton, Massachusetts · NewtonWard 6 (Newton Centre) resident, NPS parent, and Newton native Jonathan Greene has announced his candidacy for School Committee in this November's election for the 2026-2027 term. Mr. Greene will be in a competitive race in Ward 6 versus Mali Brodt, who announced her candidacy in March. Mr. Greene told Fig City News, "I feel very strongly about my experience in the schools. …It was critical to my ability to get the most out of my NPS education…See the Story
