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The National Education Association “sends the message to the local and state affiliates that antisemitism is acceptable,” Marci Lerner Miller, of the Brandeis Center, told JNS.
Dan Senor, who interviewed the senator on his Call Me Back podcast, told JNS that Fetterman “is a deeply empathetic person.”
A U.S. District Court judge wrote that the plaintiffs “graduated from Harvard many years before the central events referred to in the complaint.”
“This region is the heart of our shared Judeo-Christian heritage,” the members of Congress wrote to the U.S. president.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was stopped at the last minute from sanctioning an IDF intelligence unit, according to Israel’s former U.S. ambassador Michael Herzog.
“Jewish roots in this region span centuries and we must recognize that fact in both word and deed,” wrote the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Great-grandson Merrill Eisenhower will participate in the 2025 March of the Living on Yom Hashoah, set to be marked on April 23-24.
A former leader of French Jews called the move “inevitable.”
So far, 54% of voters support Trump’s handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
The NYPD told JNS that it had a report on file of an assault, but that there were no arrests amid an ongoing investigation.
“This job should never have been posted in the first place,” the American Jewish Committee told JNS.
“The balloons floated symbolically above the U.N. building—a stark reminder of the institution’s failure to formally condemn Hamas’s atrocities on Oct. 7 and its barbaric treatment of hostages,” Jonathan Harounoff stated.
Reps. Jerry Nadler and Dan Goldman, and colleagues, said a new urgent care facility in Lower Manhattan will give patients “much-needed continuity of care.”
