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In today's newsletter:
– Gal Gadot defended support for Israel on October 7th, shocked by the hatred she received
– “Safer without him”: Columbia student says that classmates arrested by ice “hate America”
– Marco Rubio clashes with CBS host against threats to deport Hamas sympathizers
Beverly Hills, California – March 2: Galgadot will be taking part in the Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Radica Jones at the Wallis Annenburg Center for the Arts held in Beverly Hills, California on March 2, 2025. (Photo: Karwai Tang/Wireimage) (Karwai Tang/WireMage)
Top Stories: Israeli actress Gal Gadot defended her decision Hamas on October 7, 2023, in order to continue oppose the massacre in Israel, she said in an interview she was “shocked” at how much she faced for her stance. “I was shocked by the amount of hatred, the amount of people I think I know when I actually don’t know, and the way the media has been unfair over and over.
video: Brook Goldstein, executive director of the Law Fair Project, joined the “American Newsroom” to discuss the latest information on the deportation of Brown University doctors who attended the funeral of Hezbola terrorists in Lebanon. See here:
“Watch the news”: Secretary of State Marco Rubio Clashed with Margaret Brennan, host of CBS's “Face the Nation” Sunday over a State Department order to cancel the green card for former Columbia student activist Mahmoud Khalil. “Is there any evidence of a connection to terrorism, or is it his point of view?” asked Brennan. Rubio asked the news anchor if he knew of Prohama's camp, which took over the university's campus after the Hamastello attack on October 7th. “You should watch the news,” replied Rubio.
Good Reddance: Former classmate of Mahmoud KhalilA graduate student in Palestine Colombia who was recently arrested by ICE I spoke after his arrestshe said, “It's safer with him gone,” and claimed he “hate America and everything it represents.” The female Jewish graduate student says she was scared to protect her beliefs from fear of retaliation from Halil. She calls Halil a “insid” presence on campus and says she dropped one of her classes for him.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul didn't like Cuny's job openings, which she considered anti-Semitic. (Photo: Alex Kent/Getty Images)
Nuts' Professorship: Hunter College in New York City is Recreate the “Palestinian Research” professorship job rear New York Governor Kathy Hochul He overseen the City University of New York (Cuny) to remove posts on anti-Semitism concerns. “Hunter College has removed the list of jobs following concerns raised about the language used in online posts,” the university told Fox News Digital when it reached comments.
Defined bias: The Antiformation League (ADL) claims that numerous Wikipedia editors are engaged in “coordinated campaigns.” I'll fill it up Israel And violates the website's policy for inserting pro-Hamas stories into articles covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. For a report entitled “Editing for Hate: How Anti-Israel and Anti-Semitic Bias Detrimental to Wikipedia Neutrality,” ADL has analyzed thousands of edits and chat logs from 30 “malicious”, “suspecting” Wikipedia editors.
Guest EditorialDelon Steinbrecher, detained for 471 days by Hamas terrorists, seeks to release all hostages. A special message to President Donald Trump.
This week's quote: “You should watch the news. These people will take over the entire building.” From Secretary of State Marco Rubio, CBS host Margaret Brennan, discusses Hamas sympathizers at Columbia University.
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