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The “Antisemitism Exposed” newsletter from Fox News sheds light on the alarming increase in anti-Jewish sentiment both in the United States and globally.
IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:
TOP STORY: The brutal attack in Boulder showcases a rising tide of antisemitic violence that has recently plagued America’s Jewish community. The offensive rhetoric surrounding this conflict has escalated into acts of arson, aggression, and murder. With Israel-related hostilities fueling these incidents, community members are increasingly concerned that such violence may not diminish. For further details on this troubling development, read here.
VIDEO: Jewish comedian and actor Michael Rapaport expresses alarm over the silence from non-Jewish individuals following a series of violent attacks against Jewish people. His call for solidarity resonates strongly in these turbulent times. WATCH NOW.
SLICE OF HATE: Barstool Sports owner Dave Portnoy remained unfazed after an antisemitic slur was hurled at him while filming a video outside an Italian restaurant in Toronto. The incident highlights the pervasive nature of hate speech, as Portnoy recognized the confrontation with a brief remark: “See? There we go.” This kind of scenario exemplifies the challenges faced by public figures in dealing with rising societal intolerance.
FBI’S FYI: In a recent exchange, an FBI official refuted criticism from CNN’s senior national security analyst Juliette Kayyem. She condemned the Bureau’s swift classification of a firebombing attack in Colorado as an act of terrorism. The Bureau’s response did not hold back, emphasizing the need for clarity in such instances. For additional commentary, read more here.
AMERICAN VETO: The United States recently voted against a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. This decision, in contrast to the support shown by France, the U.K., Russia, and China, is indicative of the complexities surrounding U.S. foreign policy. The resolution received 14 votes in favor, but America’s dissenting vote led to its failure.
GUEST EDITORIAL: David Zimmermann, a retired FBI counterterrorism expert, warns that the rise in antisemitic sentiments reflects a terrifying shift in the United States. He asserts that the hateful language tolerated on college campuses contributes to an environment where attacks on Jewish individuals have become more frequent. His insights further illuminate the pervasive issue of antisemitism in America.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “Jews in America fear what will happen next. They continue to ask why they are being targeted simply for being Jews. Is this any way for an American citizen – or a citizen of any country – to live?” This poignant question posed by former FBI agent David Zimmermann encapsulates the anxieties faced by Jewish Americans amid rising tensions.
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