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Aaron Bandler is an award-winning national reporter at JNS based in Los Angeles. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, he worked for nearly eight years at the Jewish Journal, and before that, at the Daily Wire.

“Hopefully, the Cherry Hill school district will now think more carefully about how it responds to antisemitism,” the Zionist Organization of America told JNS.
“My recent statements on Israel and Gaza have led to significant controversy in the Jewish community,” said Scott Wiener, a Democrat running for Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s congressional seat.
“When a public figure has engaged in antisemitic conduct, and they are truly sorry, they don’t pick and choose the remedy,” Seth Brysk, regional director at the American Jewish Committee, told JNS.
The report comes as Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro reportedly wrote in a memoir that the Harris team asked him if he had ever “been a double agent for Israel.”
Alyza Lewin, of the Combat Antisemitism Movement, told JNS that the protesters’ defense is “a justification for complete lawlessness.”
“While on suspension, student organizations do not have access to university funds or space reservations,” a spokesman for the Chicago school told JNS.
“Nobody was going to engage with me, or even talk to me, or not just throw me in some bucket if I wasn’t willing to say that,” the lawmaker said.
Kurt Schwartz, of CAMERA, told JNS that the professor got off with a “slap on the wrist” and that the public school is “effectively facilitating the hostile atmosphere that Jewish students face on UC campuses.”
David Englin, of the Anti-Defamation League, told JNS that “we are grateful for the seriousness with which the Redlands Police Department conducted their investigation.”
“Every single dollar given by our adversaries comes with strings attached,” Rep. Tim Walberg told JNS. “Enough is enough.”
The focus is “on making sure students can go to school without fear of harassment or intimidation,” George Hruza, a Republican state representative, told JNS.
“Thank God, people are safe, but we’ve lost these memories and this place that meant so much to so many generations in our community, and it really was a community hub,” Melissa Levy, of Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center, told JNS.