Antisemitism
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Dina Siegel Vann of the American Jewish Committee called President Iván Duque “one of the most steadfast friends of Israel in the region.”
“This anti-Semitic and hateful symbol has no place in our society,” said Gil Preuss, CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington.
The former State Department anti-Semitism envoy is on a mission to increase American philosemitism, in part by highlight Jewish contributions to the success of the United States.
“The Buffalo shooting is a reminder that there is a dark undercurrent of extremism in the Empire State,” said Mitch Silber, executive director at the Community Security Initiative.
The Liberated curriculum violates state and federal law by discriminating against Jewish residents of California—namely, “Americans and Middle Eastern American Jews who embrace the religion’s foundational belief in Zionism,” according to the complaint.
University officials had condemned the measure, saying it was not a reflection of the views of the school administration.
“We have experienced a horrible uptick of violence across the five boroughs, but it has been concentrated against the Orthodox community,” said New York City Council and Jewish Caucus member Lincoln Restler.
Wild accusations that the World Health Organization is attempting to usurp governments’ powers make it easy to dismiss merited criticism of international body as fringe nonsense, experts say.
Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt takes on conspiracy theories, Holocaust denial and imbalanced criticism of Israel.
“On this night we regard as different from all other nights, we try to interact in a different way and tell you a little about ourselves, our people’s history,” said Jason Isaacson, AJC’s chief policy and political affairs officer.
The program is expected to launch in time for the 2022-23 school year.
“Mideast News Hour” with Caroline Glick, and guests Ron Jontof-Hutter and Jonathan Neumann
