Islamophobia
Winnipeg man arrested for spray painting swastikas on synagogue, mosque, school
The suspect had allegedly vandalized the Congregation Shaarey Zedek marble facade and door glass panels with graffiti that included swastikas and the word “hate.”
Rep. Randy Fine’s incendiary comments on Muslims alarm many Jews, backed by pro-Israel right
The movement that rejects DEI cannot adopt its own identity-based hostility - opinion
Australian far-right senator wears burqa to parliament, sparking outrage
Denmark passes bill to ban Quran burnings
The issue garnered attention in the region after a planned Torah burning was approved by Sweden before being scrapped by the organizers, whose goal to ban the burning of all holy books.
Three Palestinian students shot in Vermont school shooting
A man with a pistol shot the three victims on the street near the University of Vermont on Saturday evening and then ran away, Burlington police said in a statement.
US investigating antisemitic, anti-Muslim discrimination at schools
Last month, federal prosecutors charged a Cornell University student with allegedly making online threats against Jewish students.
Elon Musk’s X failed to remove 98% of CCDH-reported hate content
The CCDH found that X rarely suspended or locked the accounts of users breaching the site's rules.
Hundreds of thousands join pro-Palestinian protests worldwide
Data in the UK showed there had been a 1,353% increase in antisemitic offenses this month compared to the same period last year, while Islamophobic offenses were up 140%.
Antisemitic and Islamophobic offences soar in London amid Israel-Hamas war
Police in the British capital ramped up patrols amid growing tensions, but said there had been 218 antisemitic offences between Oct. 1 and 18, compared to 15 in the same period in 2022.
Trump pledges to expel immigrants who support Hamas, ban Muslims from the US
Many of Trump's immigration policies were challenged in court during his presidency and his newest pledges could also face challenges.
Editor's Notes: The right – and wrong – way to rejoice
The simcha of Sukkot is egalitarian, collective, even universal. It should include, not exclude; embrace, not push away. Unfortunately, it seems that message was lost on some this holiday.
Israelis are losing faith in a peaceful two-state solution – poll
The survey also recorded a decrease in the number of Arab Muslims living in Israel experiencing discrimination.
On This Day: September 11 terror attacks shake New York, the US
The attacks sparked the NATO-allied US invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq and began the global war on terror.
