The FOX News newsletter “Anti-Semitism Exposed” brings you stories about the rise of anti-Semitic prejudice in the United States and around the world.
In today’s newsletter:
– Pro-Palestinian demonstrators denounced President Joe Biden’s “genocide” outside the U.S. Capitol on Thursday night and attempted to disrupt the president’s State of the Union address.
– Survivor of Hamas terrorist attack on Israel speaks of pain of losing ‘angel’ lover on October 7th
– Retired pastor confronts Jewish neighbor by drawing swastikas on his groceries
Top stories: about 100 Protesters gathered outside the US Capitol On Thursday night, President Joe Biden declared:The legacy is genocide. ” The exhibit highlights the difficulties Biden faces in dealing with the war in Gaza, which began with Hamas’ massacre of more than 1,000 Israeli civilians on October 7. Protesters blocked the Constitution Avenue intersection, but no arrests were reported.
video: former MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan slams Israeli military Killing more than 100 innocent Palestinians in Gaza this week, then lying about it, and attributing these acts to Russian President Vladimir and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad against their enemies. I see them as the same.
Caught by that action: Notable United Methodists A retired church leader was caught drawing a swastika on his Jewish neighbor’s shopping bag last year. During December. In a video shared on social media on Monday, a California woman approaches her neighbor after a front porch camera captures a man scrawling a symbol on a soda box left on her doorstep and returning to the scene. The situation is shown.
“Like a light”: a Survivors of the Supernova Music Festival terrorist attack On October 7, 2023, she shared her harrowing story of survival and how she is dealing with the immense pain of losing her “angel” boyfriend, David Newman, to Hamas terrorists.
Royal focus: prince william antisemitism condemned When I visited a synagogue in London. The royal family said he and his wife, Duchess Kate, were extremely concerned about the rise in anti-Semitism. “I’m here today to reassure everyone that people care, people are listening, and that we can’t let this go on like this.” said.
Word of the week: “this Heartbreakingly, one of the many anti-Semitic acts This is part of an alarming rise in anti-Jewish hatred in Philadelphia and across the nation. Such behavior is dangerous and unacceptable. ” 76ers owner david adelman he told Fox News Digital.
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