Antisemitism
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Antisemitic roundup, Jan. 18-25
“Hate in any form is wrong,” said state representative Mike Stevens. “My Christian values do not allow me to hate.”
The Combat Engineering Corps reservist was severely wounded while fighting in the Bureij camp.
One of the survivors in attendance was forced to flee her home again, this time because of the Hamas terrorists attacks in Israel on Oct. 7.
The premier will hold a meeting with legal officials and ministers to prepare for the impending decision in The Hague.
“Holocaust survivors who are now also survivors of Oct. 7 are a living testament to the perseverance of the Jewish people,” said American-Israeli entrepreneur David Yaari.
“Bigger Than Me” features oil paintings and sketches by artist Shai Azoulay.
Professor Avinoam Patt said this is “a critical moment in history where serious scholarship and education can make a difference.”
“We must correct disinformation and denialism about the dangers of prejudice,” said the senior senator from Maryland.
The former antisemitism envoy tackles the basics: What river and what sea do all those signs refer to?
The Senate minority leader expressed alarm at the rise in Holocaust denial among the young.
Antisemitism has surged due to “the emergence of hate-filled dark places on the internet and the general loss of civility in speech and behavior in our country,” the former senator wrote.
