Antisemitism
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“The incoming administration is widely anticipated to be far more demanding of defendant universities to be responsive to complainants,” Lori Lowenthal Marcus, of the Deborah Project, told JNS.
Maher Bitar, a former U.S. National Security Council staffer who was a leader of Students for Justice in Palestine, is back in the Jewish senator’s office.
A manager of the Tschuggen Grand Hotel Arosa is said to have kicked out eight people after an argument, telling them it was because they’re Jews.
Law enforcement launches dual investigation as perpetrators face up to seven years in prison.
Vehicles were set ablaze and the former home of a Jewish community leader was splashed with red paint.
The Iowa representative said it’s unacceptable that national nonprofit organizations are allowing Jew-hate to infiltrate their conferences.
“Our clients should be proud of what they accomplished in the face of entrenched opposition,” a lawyer for the plaintiffs told JNS.
“The university is being let off the hook,” a student said, adding that the measures are unlikely to result in “meaningful change.”
“There are officials inside the U.N. who have engaged in overt antisemitism, but I don’t want to throw the baby out with the bathwater,” the outgoing U.S. envoy told reporters.
Data shows Jew-hatred at an all-time high, while “we are gaslit and told that what happened was something we imagined or blamed for the act in the first place,” said Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Jewish group.
The office of La Briut was vandalized and sprayed with antisemitic graffiti, while its restaurant in Toronto was broken into and money was stolen.
However, the agreement “does not constitute an admission of liability, non-compliance or wrongdoing by the university,” according the U.S. Dept. of Education.
