Anti-Israel Bias
One British official does not want local governments to be declaring “their own foreign policy.”
Nearly 100 groups are pushing the American Anthropological Association to reject a resolution calling for a boycott of Israeli academic institutions.
“We want to have a clear engagement to denounce any antisemitic attitude or feeling in the system,” said Miguel Moratinos, who monitors antisemitism at the United Nations. “Our plan is similar to the European strategy. We will be inspired by certain elements.”
Celebrating Hitler’s birthday in Southern California to a Jew assaulted at a Florida Walmart; updates in the Tree of Life mass shooting trial.
The Israeli ambassador to the United Nations responded to the congresswoman’s tweet accusing Israel of “ethnic cleansing.”
Mobile billboards protest the appearances of Stephen and Lara Sheehi, who support boycotting the State of Israel.
Amid a lecture tour at U.S. law schools, the former Knesset member discusses attempts to censor her and her message for the next generation of attorneys.
From spray-painted swastikas and hateful fliers to the arrest of a Holocaust-denying vandal and the sentencing of would-be terrorists aspiring to sabotage America’s power grid.
“We expected World Rugby to take a closer look at the events leading up to the withdrawal of the invitation,” says Tel Aviv Heat CEO Pete Sickle.
The cartoon depicted outgoing BBC chairman Richard Sharp, who is Jewish, with exaggerated features and carrying a puppet of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
The congresswoman from Pittsburgh voted against supporting Israel as jury selections are underway in the trial of the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history.
“This is not a place for you guys to offer comments,” said Vedant Patel.
