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Jonathan Salant

Jonathan D. Salant

Jonathan D. Salant has been a Washington correspondent for more than 35 years and has worked for such outlets as Newhouse News Service, the Associated Press, Bloomberg News, NJ Advance Media and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. A former president of the National Press Club, he was inducted into the Society of Professional Journalists D.C. chapter’s Journalism Hall of Fame in 2023.

“Jewish Americans and all those targeted by white nationalist hate are all too often looking over their shoulder, fearing for their safety,” Schumer and all of the other Senate Democrats said.
“I was surprised and a little bit relieved and also heartened by how much political support the preliminary recommendations received immediately,” a Democratic state representative, who is Jewish, told JNS.
He called on his Republican colleagues to “take a clear stand against hatred and antisemitism” by supporting his proposal.
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New Massachusetts portal to help track hate crimes, including antisemitism
The tool aims “to streamline incident reporting, regardless of the perpetrator’s motivation,” a Massachusetts State Police spokesman told JNS.
Phil Weiser said that he knew people who attended the June 1 rally in Boulder, in which a man attacked pro-Israel Jews, killing one.
The president called the congresswoman “Marjorie Traitor Greene” and said, “I don’t think anybody cares about her.”
Pamela Nadell spoke JNS about her new book on Jew-hatred and about the congressional hearing that increased Rep. Elise Stefanik’s prominence.
Rabbi David Levy, of the AJC, told JNS that the Jewish group looks forward to working with the governor-elect, who has been “a good partner in the work that we do.”