Diaspora
Over half of Jewish students at Columbia experienced discrimination, exclusion after Oct. 7
Just over half of Muslim students reported frequently feeling not accepted over their identity — fewer than Jewish students, but far more than in the overall student population.
Torah desecrated after break-in at London synagogue, police say vandalism not antisemitic
‘Loud and proud’: Meeting the Jewish Federations of North America’s Pride Delegation to Israel
Ohio police arrest man for allegedly running Jewish Congressman off the road, antisemitic slurs
'Combination of drugs' killed Jewish soap star who dreamed of aliyah
Paul Danan’s cause of death was found to be connected to a “combination of drugs, both prescription and illicit.”
Pro-Palestinian activists damage planes at UK military base
The campaign group Palestine Action said two of its activists had entered the Brize Norton base in Oxfordshire, spraying paint into the engines of the Voyager aircraft.
Former hostage Edan Alexander arrives in US in first since release from Gaza captivity
Video documentation of Alexander showed him arriving at Newark International Airport in New Jersey, his home state.
Brussels mayor told of pro-terror content of Samidoun's Resistance Festival prior to event
This comes despite Mayor Spinette of Saint-Gilles claiming that “The information in our possession did not allow for a priori prohibition without jeopardizing freedom of expression.”
'F*** the Jews': San Francisco man charged with antisemitic hate crime
A nearby worker witnessed the altercation and antisemitic language and attempted to intervene, but was kicked and punched while trying to help the victim.
As pro-Israel event in Texas canceled, US must stop bowing to jihadist threats
The event had already been relocated from its original Dallas venue after American, pro-Hamas, jihadist groups issued threats to “target” the Israel Summit.
Mamdani laments criticism following his ‘globalize the intifada’ comments
Mamdani responded to the accusations of antisemitism he has received since the statement in a tearful address Wednesday, telling reporters, “It pains me to be called an antisemite.”
Remaining abroad still a moral option? - opinion
In Israeli cities, sirens blare. And I’m standing in a Paris synagogue, speaking to an audience of 300. They’re listening, truly listening. Many of them understand that time is running out.
Tucker Carlson 'begged' evangelical leader to apologize for calling him an antisemite - exclusive
The comments on an op-ed penned by Cardoza-Moore in the Jerusalem Post in February of this year.
Turning to Jerusalem in prayer: Diaspora communities rally behind Israel through services, psalms
“Communities and synagogues, all over the Jewish world, certainly all over the US and Canada, have used this moment to respond with significant prayer.”
