Friday, June 2, 2023

THE DAILY SYNDICATE

Rothman: Israel parade judicial-reform protesters ‘make our enemies happy’   The pro-Israel parade in New York on June 4 should be a time of unity, even as protests are welcome elsewhere, Simcha Rothman told JNS.   Mike Wagenheim       White supremacist calls for violence amid Pittsburgh trial for synagogue shooter   “​​Our intelligence unit, detectives and patrol officers are closely monitoring him and take any possible threat extremely seriously,” the Pittsburgh public safety department told JNS.   Dennis Roddy       Foxman: Bill honors Righteous Gentiles who helped Jews ‘against interests’ of countries   The House and Senate bills recognize 60 diplomats who risked their careers and often their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust.   Faygie Holt   Antisemitic incident report: May 26-June 2   CUNY law school faces blowback for an antisemitic commencement speaker, Moscow accuses Washington of causing the Holocaust and updates in the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial.   David Swindle     Record number of US-based Israeli ‘unicorns’ a mixed bag   Eight American-based Israeli companies surpassed $1 billion valuations in the last year, but market headwinds are keeping the overall number artificially high.   Mike Wagenheim           in the news           Blinken, Jill Biden to skip stops to Israel on Mideast tour           CUNY law-school’s hate-filled BDS proponent prompt letter to IRS           Victims begin testifying in Pittsburgh synagogue mass shooting trial           June 4 is third annual Holocaust Survivor Day              from the editor in chief             featured column     Jonathan S. Tobin   Why RFK Jr. flunked the Roger Waters test    COVID controversies helped realign U.S. politics as foes of government power on both left and right found common ground. But tolerance for antisemitism can’t be ignored.       the pulpit       Caroline B. Glick Ehud Barak’s complicated position in Israeli politics and industry   Two stories have come out that placed the left’s anti-government riots in a new light.       Ben Cohen Ahlam Tamimi’s 16th victim   American-Israeli Chana Nachenberg, 31 at the time of a suicide bombing at a Sbarro pizza restaurant in Jerusalem in 2001, died after all years languishing in a coma while attack mastermind Tamimi lives freely in Jordan.       Eric Levine How to fight racism, antisemitism and BDS at CUNY law school   Law firms around the country should publicly declare that they will not hire graduates from CUNY unless and until it changes its anti-American curriculum, and ends its support for racism and anti-Semitism.       Gerald Platt Letter to the editor: CUNY is responsible   The vitriolic graduation speech given by Fatima Mohammed requires action.       the wire       Revolutionary national plan launched to combat antisemitism   All forms of discrimination, violence, targeting and bigotry must be confronted with concrete action.

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