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Today’s Newsletter:
– New York City sees rise in hate crimes amid rising anti-Semitism, police data shows
– Anti-Semitism watchdog urges top universities to take tough action against anti-Israel agitators who have taken over president’s offices
– Tackling anti-Semitism should be a priority for Europe before recognising a Palestinian state
Top Stories: New York City crime statistics show hate crimes in the Big Apple have been on the rise for the fourth consecutive year. This is due to a sharp increase in anti-Semitic incidents. According to the most recent data available, there were 276 hate crime complaints in the city through May 31, up from 210 in 2023. Nearly all of the increase was anti-Semitic incidents, which rose from 97 to 164 in the same period.
video: Watch as masked protesters provoke “Kill the hostages now” sign displayed at New York City’s Israel Day ParadeThe parade was also attended by the families of hostages kidnapped by Hamas on October 7.
‘Come on: Ann Anti-Semitism Watchdog Calls on Stanford University to take a tough stance against anti-Israel agitators The university’s president and vice president’s offices were occupied early Wednesday morning. Liora Rez, executive director of Stop Anti-Semitism, told Fox News Digital that the university Campus takeover by students and other activists.
Talk show mayhem: vice president Kamala Harris taunted by anti-Israel protesters During a live appearance on Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show, he called her a murderer and a genocide advocate.
Israelis are not welcome: Maldives is Israeli entry banned The Muslim-majority island nation’s government said in a statement that President Mohamed Moueiz had imposed the ban this week on the recommendation of his cabinet, in what was seen as retaliation for the Gaza war.
Quote of the week: “[The October 7 attack of Hamas on Israel] It came with a message: Being anti-Semitic is politically correct “Again,” Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt, Moscow’s chief rabbi in exile, told Fox News Digital.
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