Group arrested for breaking into historic Indiana synagogue The trespassers, who broke a glass door to enter the building, told police they were there to film a music video. March 21, 2025
Indiana attorney general advocates for Title VI to protect college students “Educators may in many cases be required to take affirmative steps to end harassment, intimidation and violence against Jewish individuals,” according to an advisory opinion. Sept. 11, 2024
Indiana man sentenced to two years for sending death threats to ADL “This defendant made heinous, repeated violent threats targeting Jewish people and organizations,” the U.S. attorney general stated. July 24, 2024
Indiana man, who threatened to kill Jews, called CIA ‘pathetic,’ sentenced to 15 months The 42-year-old suggested “that there was nothing the local police could do about it,” per the Justice Department. July 18, 2024
Congressional candidate who blamed Iraq war on Jews loses in Indiana GOP primary Republican Jewish Coalition called John Hostettler’s defeat “a major victory.” May 8, 2024
RJC spends $1 million against former Indiana Republican congressman "We are deeply troubled by John Hostettler's past record and RJC is committed to ensuring he does not get back to Congress," it stated. April 5, 2024
Jewish groups applaud Indiana governor’s veto of antisemitism bill Gov. Eric Holcomb said that the bill, without the IHRA contemporary examples, has “confusing language.” David Swindle March 18, 2024
Gov. Holcomb needs to veto Indiana’s flawed antisemitism bill Antisemites shouldn’t get to define what antisemitism is. Melissa Langsam Braunstein March 13, 2024
Indiana governor should veto ‘toothless’ Jew-hatred bill, attorney general says “Indiana would become the first state in the nation to codify the IHRA definition without explicitly including the examples,” said Rabbi Mark Goldfeder, who leads the National Jewish Advocacy Center. David Swindle March 13, 2024
