Prominent international organizations on Tuesday blamed Israel for a Palestinian rocket that hit the offices of the Palestinian Independent Commission for Human Rights (ICHR) in the Gaza Strip. 
The Trump administration is gearing up to go toe-to-toe with the European Union over its recent decision to mandate that Jewish-made goods produced in contested area of Israel carry consumer warning labels, a decision critics have dubbed as reminiscent of Nazi-era boycotts, according to senior U.S. officials who briefed the Washington Free Beacon. 
Leaders of Hamas are claiming to have thousands of missiles pointed at Israel and miles of underground tunnels running into the Jewish state, offering these new disclosures amid a wave of renewed violence by the Palestinian terror group. 
Leading lawmakers in Congress are warning the European Union that issuing a mandate that Jewish products made in contested areas of Israel carry consumer warning labels could trigger American anti-boycott laws and jeopardize U.S. trade with Europe. 
Three leading Democratic presidential candidates recently endorsed a new policy regarding U.S. military aid to Israel: It should be conditioned on Israel embracing policies toward the Palestinians favored by American progressives. 
A Holocaust survivor invited to speak at Benedictine University about his childhood experience avoiding Nazi death camps was berated by an activist from anti-Israel campus group Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP). 
Ben Rhodes, President Obama's national security adviser, said on Monday that Obama sought to use the United Nations as a vehicle to isolate and pressure the Jewish state. 
Presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) said he would support leveraging American aid to Israel to pressure the country into changing its policies. 
Presidential hopeful Julián Castro said he would consider conditioning aid to Israel in order to press the country into pursuing a two-state solution. 