Antisemitism

the list of hate-filled American campuses literally stretches from sea to shiny sea, with pro-Hamas protesters chanting their yearning for the annihilation of the Jewish State, “from the river to the sea.”

Multiple student anarchists have expressed explicit support for Hamas terrorism and urge further violence against Israel.

The universities have done little to quell the unrest and the protesters have faced little in the way of disciplinary action, while Jewish students remain threatened.

An interview with college students protesters says it all.

"Antisemitism is the canary in the coal mine."

The suspect has been charged with kidnapping and religiously-motivated death threats.

Earlier this month, the Court of Cassation in Buenos Aires issued a ruling blaming Tehran for the 1994 bombing.

Last week the Orthodox rabbi on campus urged Jewish students to return home "as soon as possible" and not to come back, due to the danger.

“This isn’t Fallujah, this is Morningside Heights,” said ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt, calling for a ban on masks at Columbia University.

"I am deeply saddened at the virulent hate that continues to grow on campus and throughout our country," the Jewish philanthropist said.

Asked about antisemitism, the U.S. president said he also condemns "those who don't understand what's going on with the Palestinians."

“On any campus, threatening Jewish students with violence or glorifying the terror of October 7 is antisemitism,” she said.

"American academia must wake up to the threat, a clear and present danger to academic freedom and to the very lives of Jews on campus."

"Jews around the world are still coping with the trauma of that day and its aftermath."

Tartak reported the incident to the campus police who called her an ambulance.

The army said it is not aware of U.S. measures against the battalion but is monitoring the situation.

On Saturday, Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Matt Twist issued an apology, saying that being Jewish "should never be seen as provocative." Phew? Scotland Yard was forced...

The moves are the latest actions against Israelis that the Biden administration accused of “undermining peace, security and stability in the West Bank.”

“Unprecedented threats do not need to equate to unnecessary fear or panic,” said Michael Masters, of Secure Community Netw

Haddad is an Israeli-Arab Zionist activist.

Isra Hirsan is organizer with CU Apartheid Divest @ColumbiaSJP

"The administration in Columbia did everything possible to stop us from talking on campus, making the bureaucratic process for approval of the event impossible."

One woman stressed that she was tearing down the poster for the Jewish people.

Tensions are emerging between Ben Gvir and General Yehuda Fox as both officials claim the right to carry out police actions in Judea and Samaria.

I expected to see some real penalties, fines, maybe jail time, but that would not sit well with the First Amendment.

Academic Engagement Network harnesses the power of 1,000+ members on 322 campuses to address soaring antisemitism.

Watch the video. You can’t miss the uncomfortable silence that followed his declaration.

“Antisemitism is nothing short of a national emergency, a five-alarm fire that is still raging across the country and in our local communities and campuses.”

"Our technology analyzes a vast amount of digital footprints to identify signs of potential risk," the RealEye startup says.

A coordinated effort on April 15 (tax day) aimed to shut down economic activity at sites throughout the United States and in other countries.