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“If this is not promptly rectified, the committee is prepared to compel their production,” Rep. Virginia Foxx wrote to the Ivy League school.
Gov. Maura Healey told JNS she was grateful for the legislators and advocates who will help make sure that the state is “safer for our Jewish community.”
The city’s mayor said he doesn’t want the event disturbed by pro-Hamas protests.
U.S. House members wrote that the school “has an obligation to comply with federal law and to prevent and respond to discrimination and harassment.”
The Anti-Defamation League said it got involved after being contacted by six Jewish moderators on Reddit who reported antisemitism.
Middle Eastern officials told the paper the assassination’s planning likely took months and extensive surveillance.
Holocaust survivor and Warsaw Uprising fighter Stanislaw (Shlomo) Aronson is back in Poland for the 80th anniversary commemoration of the revolt.
Joseph E. VanBlarcom allegedly threatened Jews with his car.
A student’s complaint to the equal opportunity office led to administrators stopping the student association from voting on a measure to divest from Israel.
“We can’t turn away Jewish students who feel unsafe or unprotected on their college campuses,” said Yeshiva University President Ari Berman.
Andrea Levin, head of the media watchdog, writes of the paper’s “striking indifference” to “adhering to professional standards mandating accuracy.”
“I want to educate people that what has been happening since Oct. 7 is not the real Islam,” says Bahraini activist.
