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Mario Bramnick, co-founder of the Conference of Christian Presidents for Israel, told JNS that the group is making a task force to “call out the perpetrators of anti-Israel rhetoric and antisemitism and hold accountability.”
“Our government and leaders must take these numbers seriously and enact adequate measures to protect all Americans from the scourge of hate crimes,” the ADL said of the FBI hate crime statistics.
Swimmer Michele Kupfer originally set out to tell stories of the Maccabiah Games, first held in 1932.
The agency’s grants “remain governed by existing law and policy and not political litmus tests,” the U.S. Department of Homeland Security told JNS.
The allegations, “which include menacing visits to Jewish facilities and vile online threats against Jews and blacks, are of great concern,” the Justice Department said.
“I haven’t determined that yet,” said the president, with Mike Waltz’s nomination as U.S. ambassador in Turtle Bay on pause.
According to the plaintiffs, which also include some survivors, the footage turned Facebook and Instagram into “an integral part of the terrorist attack on Israel.”
An independent labor union uses “its exclusive representation powers to create a hostile environment for Jewish students,” the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation said.
San Francisco Unified School District skipped “the transparent process required by law,” Marc Levine, of the ADL, told JNS.
Prosecutors also claim that the FBI recovered “what appeared to be a bomb” during the arrest of Mark Lorenzo Villanueva, 28, a lawful permanent resident from the Philippines.
“Paying tens or hundreds of millions in fines and committing to changing antisemitic practices with oversight by external parties is a pretty strong acknowledgment of guilt,” said Jay Greene of Heritage.
Meanwhile, the body of Israeli Illya Rechytskyy, 65, was found in Whistler, Canada.