Antisemitism
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At the Second International Conference on Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem, the Israeli leader urged governments to confront Jew-hatred as an assault on our “common civilization.”
As Israel marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day, 97-year-old survivor Arie Reiter and his granddaughter, Sgt. A., share a powerful testament of revival.
“In this moment, Jews and Christians must unite and stand together,” said Bishop Robert Stearns, founder and president of the Eagles’ Wings ministry.
Their wish for the Jewish people: peace, unity and resilience.
The public school system’s agreement with the California Faculty Association emphasizes “a mutual interest in safeguarding employees’ personal information and providing timely information to those impacted.”
One of the candidates called himself an “anti-Zionist Jewish person” trying to unlearn “the Zionist myths that most Canadian Jews were brought up with.”
Brian Cohen, executive director at the Kraft Center for Jewish Student Life, told JNS that he hopes Jennifer Mnookin “will bring the reputation, experience and understanding that we need.”
“It is possible for the Jewish community to prevail in court, and we shouldn’t hesitate to use litigation to protect our rights when it is appropriate,” Kenneth Marcus, of the Brandeis Center, stated.
Liza Wiemer, author of “The Assignment,” says she believes that it was included because “it gives students multiple ways to use their voices.”
The head of the DOJ’s antisemitism task force visits the country for the first time to receive Israel’s Award of Honor.
World leaders, academics and media personalities are convening in Jerusalem for two days to propose practical strategies against “a resurgence of hatred.”
The exclusion of Sammy Yahood, who was scheduled to meet Bondi Beach survivors, follows those of Ayelet Shaked, Hillel Fuld and Simcha Rothman.
