Antisemitism Exposed Newsletter
IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:
– Anti-Israel mobs overtly demand a single state named ‘Palestine,’ negating Israel’s existence.
– Lawsuit filed by a Jewish student against a New York school for persistent antisemitic harassment.
– A professor faces charges for alleged antisemitic cyberattacks and is now barred from the campus.
TOP STORY: Across several major cities in the U.S., protests by anti-Israel demonstrators took a bold turn as they called for the **complete elimination of the Jewish state**. Moving away from the two-state solution narrative, these radical groups chanted for a united Palestinian territory that extends “from the river to the sea.” This unabashed push to erase Israel has ignited sharp criticism from lawmakers across the political spectrum, highlighting the troubling upsurge in open extremism.
VIDEO: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reaffirmed his earlier statement, accusing Israel of committing “genocide” in Gaza. WATCH HERE:
FIGHTING BACK: A courageous Jewish middle school student is suing a New York school district, revealing the **ongoing, systemic antisemitic abuse** she faced. Her lawsuit details disturbing incidents, including bullies subjecting her to Nazi salutes, slurs, and physical violence following the events of October 7. Frustrated with the school’s administration continually downplaying the situation, her family decided to take legal action against the district.
CAMPUS CREEP: An FBI arrest brought down Guangtian Ha, a religion professor at Haverford College, accused of conducting a **harrowing campaign of cyberstalking** against a Jewish colleague. Prosecutors allege Ha used anonymous social media platforms to send a slew of antisemitic threats and even disclosed the victim’s home address, leading them to flee. Following this alarming behavior, he has been prohibited from returning to the campus and now faces federal charges.
STATS BUSTED: A member of a UN inquiry team has disclosed that claims regarding the majority of Palestinians killed in Gaza being civilians were **never independently verified**. In a twist, the Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that Gaza’s population actually grew in 2025, with 50,227 live births significantly surpassing the 24,650 recorded deaths—this counters allegations that Israel aimed to eliminate the local population.
SOURCE OF HATE: The Anti-Defamation League has raised concerns that Wikipedia has not effectively removed antisemitic content and anti-Israel bias from its pages. Despite having banned a group of rogue editors over a year ago, a staggering 91% of their flagged edits remain active on prominent articles, calling into question the platform’s ability to protect against campaigns of online hate.
HOTEL SNUB: A high-end hotel in Dublin abruptly terminated a 70-room booking for an international conference focused on combatting antisemitism after the general manager inquired if there would be involvement from the Israel Defense Forces. Jewish community leaders expressed outrage over this sudden cancellation, questioning how a mere mention of “Jewish” could overturn a business agreement.
GUEST EDITORIAL: Daniel Schatz, a political scientist and international affairs expert, critiques how the Nobel Peace Prize has diverged from Alfred Nobel’s original intentions, turning into a **tool for progressive advocacy**. He cites 2026 recipient Navi Pillay, known for controversial views on Israel, warning that the prize now favors ideological posturing over genuine pursuits for global peace.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “Her troubling record on antisemitism and gross breach of ethics in presiding over a notorious UN commission utterly disqualifies her from such an award.” – Hillel Neuer, Executive Director of UN Watch, commenting on the new Nobel Prize winner Navi Pillay.
