Antisemitism
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In the recording of the call he made from the Beth Israel synagogue to his brother in the United Kingdom, Malik Faisal Akram says he came to America on a jihadi mission.
“The purpose of this [congressional] caucus is to pledge our friendship to our Jewish friends, our brothers and sister. We are 100% standing with you,” said Rep. Don Bacon (R-Neb.).
“This concerted effort to drive down reviews as a way to harm individuals and not a political entity is what ends up being problematic and downright anti-Semitic,” said Alexander Rosemberg, deputy regional director of the ADL NY/NJ Region. “It is absolutely wrong.”
Six professors—five of them Jewish—said they feel “alienated” from the Professional Staff Congress as a result of “its political advocacy and stated positions on Israel,” and no longer want to pay dues.
Professor Avi Bell: “The accusation that Israel is committing war crimes with plans to build an Arabic-language special-needs school for Israeli and Palestinian Arab residents of the neighborhood shows that European officials harbor equal contempt for common sense, international law and the Jewish state.”
From intimidation to physical instances, the California college has moved full-force ahead, starting with the creation of a new Advisory Committee on Jewish Life.
The move comes amid an uptick in incidents across the United States.
The videos are part of a series of interviews with survivors conducted by Hungarian director András Surányi, and commissioned by the Hungarian Holocaust Research and Education Center.
The bullet was centimeters away from causing life-altering damage, according to her doctors • “I was saved by a miracle,” says Adi Bloy.
The father of now-retired pastor Uwe Mader kept the parchments in his office under wallpaper and later locked them in a steel cupboard.
France’s Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said that 70 mosques in France are believed to be “radicalized.”
The Auschwitz Memorial: “Exploiting the tragedy of people who between 1933-45 suffered, were humiliated, tortured and murdered by the totalitarian regime of Nazi Germany in a debate about vaccines and COVID limitations is a sad symptom of moral and intellectual decay.”
