Antisemitism
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The Jewish state’s embassy in Berlin decries what feels like a return to the 1930s.
“We do not provide technology to facilitate mass surveillance of civilians,” Microsoft President and Vice Chair Brad Smith wrote on Sept. 25.
“Anyone who crosses the line between peaceful protest and violence will be met with the full force of the law,” according to the Justice Department.
“Why would BU, which has an honorable reputation otherwise, allow someone who publishes violent social media posts about Jews to be held out as an anti-bigotry fellow,” Douglas Hauer-Gilad told JNS.
Blake Richard Hoover, 31, faces a mandatory minimum of five years in prison if convicted on all counts.
A school official said the incident “is abhorrent.” The local district attorney said it’s “not a foolish college prank and will not be treated as such.”
The British pop star “made sure through her people that David Levy wasn’t working on her music any more,” a source told the “Daily Mail.”
Anticipating government recognition of “Palestine, 52 municipalities defied the prohibition, which the interior ministry said was for “neutrality.”
A spokeswoman for Fairleigh Dickinson University told JNS that it denies the allegations “categorically.”
The museum’s president and CEO told JNS that he hopes visitors will learn about the Holocaust and its root causes and apply that to understanding the world today.
Guy Vaknin, who grew up in Sderot and built a vegan restaurant empire in the U.S., describes the threats and antisemitic incitement he has faced.
“We will persevere with determination until we achieve all the war’s goals to secure our future in our wonderful land,” said the premier in a Rosh Hashana address.
