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“By adopting the IHRA definition, the university administration has absolutely done the right thing by the campus Jewish community,” Miriam Elman, of the Academic Engagement Network, told JNS.
Rodney Glassman told JNS the changing role of attorneys general “makes this a national race and of national importance for the Jewish community.”
Michael Rigas’s visit will reaffirm the “ironclad” U.S.-Israel relationship, the department said.
“The lawsuit alleges Binance’s far more extensive use by Hamas, Hezbollah and other terrorist organizations than publicly disclosed in previous government filings,” Gary Osen, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, told JNS.
“Symbolically, it helps maintain good relations with the Jewish community and with Israel,” a former Federal Reserve Bank of New York vice president told JNS.
“As our city and our country confront the rising tide of antisemitism, our administration will not remain silent,” the New York City mayor said.
The Jewish Florida Democratic congresswoman spoke with Priya Anand on the latter’s We Are Spiraling podcast.
A federal immigration judge cited Marwan Marouf’s support of the convicted terrorism-supporting organization.
Shalom Lamm, of Operation Benjamin, told JNS that “those who sacrificed all ought to be remembered for eternity for who they truly were in life.”
“These are quintessential symbols of hate, not merely ‘divisive symbols,’ nor abstract icons,” wrote the co-chairs of the House Bipartisan Task Force for Combating Antisemitism.
20 legislators from across the United States pray at Joseph’s Tomb, embrace biblical heritage and call for full Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.
“I can tell you that that’s the most of any university in the world,” Mark Ruben, executive director of Israel Bonds, told JNS.
