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.
Top 3:
– Anti-Israel rhetoric intensifies in key battleground cities: 'Absolutely appalling'
– German airline slapped with huge fine after banning Jews from flights
– Amazon removes controversial video of executive wearing necklace showing Palestinian flag over Israel
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators hold a protest outside the Arab American National Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, in support of Palestinians killed in Gaza. (Photo by JEFF KOWALSKY/AFP) (Photo by JEFF KOWALSKY/AFP, Getty Images)
Top stories: Multiple events in suburban Dearborn west of detroit, Growing dissatisfaction with Israel in the city has been highlighted in recent weeks as Vice President Kamala Harris seeks to shore up support from a fragile coalition in the key battleground state of Michigan. The city's mayor, Abdullah Hammoud, spoke at a September 25 rally in support of Lebanon and slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, during which he chanted “Death to Israel” and He demanded a “return to Poland.”
video: Officials at Columbia University in New York told Fox News Digital that little has changed on campus since last year, when faculty and administration were accused of spreading anti-Jewish hatred. Read the Fox News Digital report here:
Specific examples of anti-Semitism: U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) Lufthansa was fined $4 million for discriminating against Lufthansa. Ban more than 100 Jewish passengers from boarding a plane Over 2 years ago. In a May 2022 incident, Lufthansa blocked 128 Jewish passengers from boarding a connecting flight in Germany due to “misbehavior by some passengers” on the original flight from Germany. did. new york.
Bigoted brilliance: amazon removed Controversial video featuring executives wearing palestinian flag necklace This week, it's Israel's top spot. Ruba Borno, vice president of global specialists and partner organizations at Amazon Web Services, appeared in a video promoting the company's upcoming AWS re:Invent conference. Although not emphasized, Some viewers noticed He stole her necklace and threatened to cancel her Amazon subscription in response.
A student has been charged with making anti-Semitic remarks on the Hamilton College campus in Clinton, New York. (Google Maps)
Hate against quads: A 19-year-old South Dakota student has been charged after police say he admitted to the charges. Post anti-Semitic remarks On the campus of Hamilton College in upstate New York. new york state police A spokesperson told FOX News Digital that the suspect painted swastikas on open canvases throughout campus and wrote messages calling for the killing of Jews “wherever he can be found.”
I can't think of anything at home: Democratic Squad member Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., tweeted: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu He has been described as a “genocidal maniac” who is “burning Palestinians alive” and has received a harsh rebuke from the country's ambassador to the United Nations. Danny Dannon, Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, responded to her by writing, “The only people who burned children alive were your comrades in Hamas.”
guest editor: Fox Business Network personality Liz Claman, who visited the United Nations to moderate an Israeli mission to commemorate the first anniversary of the October 7 massacre in Israel, revealed that her father He talked about how he was reminded of a memory that he had lashed out at. She experienced anti-Semitism firsthand while trying to pass through a security checkpoint at an international organization.
Word of the week: “This blatant call to kill Jews from downtown Dearborn, captured on video, is absolutely appalling and disturbing. This is undeniably violent anti-Semitism. “and constitutes an incitement to genocide.'' – Stephen Stalinsky, MEMRI Executive Director.
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