Hundreds rally at UN to urge world leaders to address antisemitism
Hundreds rally near the United Nations in New York Wednesday night, urging world leaders at the UNGA to confront rising global antisemitism.
Hundreds rally near the United Nations in New York Wednesday night, urging world leaders at the UNGA to confront rising global antisemitism.
The event slogan is "Support the Palestinian resistance!" and the promotional image is of Hamas and Palestinian terrorists on top of a tank on October 7.
"This year I'm reflecting on the fact that we failed to do our part to stop an ongoing genocide committed in our name," NDP leader Avi Lewis posted.
In their letter, the coalition acknowledged Harris's record on combating antisemitism, noting that she has consistently stood by the community.
HJS reported that several journalists who operated within this Hamas-controlled media environment have subsequently been welcomed into Westminster as authoritative witnesses to the war.
The flagged content included posts celebrating the shooting and expressing regret that no worshippers were injured.
Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin defended coach Heimir Hallgrimsson after he claimed that Ireland wasn't "playing with genocide, we're playing against genocide."
The initiative focuses on digital spaces that glorify mass shooters and killers, which the ADL claims contribute to the normalization and desensitization of violent content.
A country can condemn violence while still hesitating to name the hatred that produced it.
Council on American-Islamic Relations for Muslim K-12 students allocated more than a quarter of its text to the situation in Gaza, omitting any references to October 7th
Recipients include Make-A-Wish Israel, United Hatzalah, and CareGivers Israel. The grants will support treatment, trauma counseling, caregiver training, and social work services.