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The article discusses a recent legal ruling involving the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), that prohibits discrimination against Jewish students supporting Israel, revealing how anti-Zionist activists impose a loyalty test for inclusion in progressive spaces. It covers the exclusion of Jewish students at UCLA based on their support for Israel, the impact on Jewish dignity and identity, and historical parallels with past demands for Jews to renounce their faith.

The article discusses the concept of fighting during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan and how it relates to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. The Biden administration has set the start of Ramadan as a deadline for a deal to release Israeli hostages and stop the war. However, Israel's leaders feel that the pressure tactics from the US have allowed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to rally support and have made victory seem unattainable. Hamas, on the other hand, sees Ramadan as an opportunity to provoke a confrontation at the Al-Aqsa mosque and expand the fight. Israel is preparing for a potential operation in Rafah and is seeking ammunition, while also planning to evacuate civilians. The article concludes that Hamas's days in power are numbered if they fail to ignite violence during Ramadan. [Extracted from the article]

The Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) plays a crucial role in exposing the ideologies and intentions of terrorist groups like Hamas. MEMRI translates and monitors various media sources in Arabic, Farsi, and other languages to provide accurate information about the statements and actions of these groups. MEMRI has highlighted Hamas's goal of establishing an Islamic caliphate and its repeated threats of war against Israel. The organization also sheds light on the indoctrination of Gazan children and the role of Qatar in supporting Hamas. MEMRI's translations have been used by U.S. officials and Israeli leaders to counter false narratives and inform policy decisions. [Extracted from the article]