Antisemitism
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Unless antisemitism at anti-Israel protests is curbed, “there will be an exodus,” warns Rabbi Menachem Margolin of the European Jewish Association.
Israel’s Deputy Chief of Mission to the U.S. Eliav Benjamin sits down with JNS to discuss the expansion of the Abraham Accords, ongoing efforts to secure the release of the hostages being held by Hamas in Gaza and the conflict with Iran.
Jewish students switching schools as investigation reveals antisemitic content in educational materials.
Femke Halsema used the term but now says it has become too politically loaded.
“We stand with the Jewish people, who will no longer accept being unjustly blamed or targeted,” says lawmaker Pedro Frazão.
Ex-undersecretary Nora Achahbar, who was born in Morocco, quit after right-wing pol Geert Wilders called for the deportation of those behind the Nov. 7 assaults, “most of whom” were Moroccan.
“We waited for months for the majority to schedule the vote only to have them postpone it before the election,” Sen. Jim Risch wrote. “We will not fail to act when Republicans are in the majority.”
The “CNN” anchor also slammed the anti-Israel group for desecrating a synagogue by posing as congregants.
Dov Gil-Har, Kan News’ Berlin bureau chief, seemed to compare the actions of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government to those of Nazi Germany.
Rupert Nathan says his remarks were not illegal or antisemitic.
“We’re a team of about 25 people, and there are maybe 1,000 people that wake up every morning in New York to attack us,” Israel’s U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon tells JNS.
Antisemitic messages were written on a school, restaurant and synagogue in Bethesda, Md., on Aug. 11 and 13.
