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Rahmeh Aladwan defended the perpetrators of Oct. 7 and downplayed Nazi persecution of Jews.
A Jewish leader called the city council “full-on Nazi” determined to “erase Jewish/Irish history” amid reports the new name may be “Free Palestine.”
One derogatory comment concerned the Israel Defense Forces.
“By withdrawing critical safeguards, Meta has allowed hate to flourish,” said Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate.
The day after the “Monty Python” comedian told the London “Jewish News” that he would stop commenting on Israel, he shared a post accusing Ted Cruz of being too loyal to the Jewish state.
Joshua Penn was charged with second-degree aggravated harassment and pleaded not guilty, reportedly.
The lawsuit alleges that William Jackson never called law enforcement when a Jewish student was barricaded in a classroom, with an angry mob of 20 students banging on the door.
The grocery store worker is reportedly charged with distributing bomb-making instructions and having an unregistered, sawed-off shotgun.
A university spokesman told JNS that the resolution from the union, which is a separate entity, doesn’t reflect Cornell’s views.
Seven people are in custody in connection with the investigation.
Tamika Mallory “is a notorious trafficker of Jew-hatred in America, a defender for Louis Farrakhan’s vicious vitriol against Jews,” the Lawfare Project wrote.
The boy is one of three who conspired to lure a Jewish girl into a deserted building.