Antisemitism
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Antisemitic incident roundup Dec. 19-25
“The community feels huge disappointment with a president and his cabinet who seem totally immune to the atrocities suffered by Israel at the hands of Hamas.”
Destruction, demilitarization and deradicalization sum up the Israeli prime minister’s formula for peace.
Lessons from the denazification of Germany after its defeat in World War II.
"#NOVA” has become the most watched film in the history of Israel’s Yes Studios.
Memorials to the U.S. president, who freed slaves and supported Jews, have been tagged with “Free Gaza.”
The U.S. Education Department is investigating University of Illinois, Drexel, Springfield Public Schools, Chandler Unified District, UC Davis and MIT.
Long accused of antisemitism, the United Nations celebrates many holidays on social media—none of them Jewish.
Nearly 100 people, who saved Jews during the Holocaust, will receive $325,500 from the Jewish Foundation for the Righteous this holiday season.
“While initially it wasn’t smooth sailing, I have to commend the efforts of the DA’s office,” Joseph Borgen told JNS.
Human rights group Shurat HaDin accuses the Geneva-based ICRC of delaying action after Hamas’s Oct.7 massacre and failing to visit the captives or deliver medical assistance.
Some 65% of respondents said funding should be cut from universities that fail to tackle Jew-hatred.
