Results for "Antisemitism"

Jewish Billionaire Bill Ackman Says Israel Hurt Themselves By Not Releasing More October 7 Footage Immediately
Jewish billionaire Bill Ackman says Israel made a major mistake after October 7 by not immediately showing the world the full horror captured on video.
By Sarah Rosen

Jewish Billionaire Robert Kraft Donates $2 Million In Humanitarian Aid After Blocking Macklemore From Ed Sheeran’s Tour Over Antisemitism
Jewish billionaire Robert Kraft is donating $2 million in humanitarian aid for the region after taking a strong public stand against what he described as antisemitic rhetoric connected to Macklemore.
By Levy Mayer

Air Canada Brings Back Direct Flights To Israel Early And Suspends Senior Crew Member Over Alleged Antisemitic Posts
Air Canada has suspended a senior cabin crew member over alleged antisemitic social media posts while separately announcing an earlier return for direct flights between Toronto and Tel Aviv.
By Sarah Rosen

Police Arrests Man Accused Of Planning To Kill Jewish Commentator Ben Shapiro Over His Antisemitic Conspiracy Theories
Florida authorities arrested a Kansas man accused of threatening to assassinate Jewish commentator and Daily Wire cofounder Ben Shapiro, with online posts allegedly counting down to Yom Kippur.
By Levy Mayer

Jewish Billionaire Stuart Zimmer Donated $100 Million To Harvard University To Advance Science And Make Campus Safer And More Welcoming For Jewish Students
Jewish billionaire Stuart Zimmer has resumed his $100 million donation to Harvard University, supporting science after the university took steps to better protect and welcome Jewish students.
By Levy Mayer

One Year After His Assassination, Charlie Kirk Is Remembered As A Powerful American Voice Who Proudly Stood With Israel
One year after Charlie Kirk was assassinated at 31 while speaking to college students, memorials worldwide are honoring the influential American conservative and outspoken Christian supporter of Israel.
By Sarah Rosen

American Jewish Community Spent Record $1 Billion Protecting 4,500 Synagogues, Schools, Camps And Organizations Across The USA
The American Jewish community spent more than $1 billion in 2025 protecting synagogues, Jewish schools, summer camps, community centers and nonprofit organizations. That is 33% more than the $765 million spent one year earlier.
By Levy Mayer

The New York Met Sends Powerful Message Against Antisemitism By Canceling Exhibition Honoring Antisemitic Designer John Galliano
By Levy Mayer

Jewish Attorney General Dana Nessel Skips Democratic Convention Over Fears She Would Be Harassed For Supporting Israel
Jewish Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel skipped the state Democratic Party convention Saturday after saying she feared being harassed because of her support for Israel.
By Sarah Rosen

Argentina Makes History For Removing A Federal Judge From Office Over Antisemitic Attacks Against Jews And Israel
Argentina has removed a federal judge from office after he repeatedly posted antisemitic messages attacking Jews and Israel, marking the first time in the country’s history that a judge has been removed over anti-Jewish hate speech.
By Sarah Rosen

Israeli Soccer Star Dor Turgeman Scores STUNNING Goal After Montreal Fans Chant “DeAt* To Israel” Throughout The Match
Israeli soccer star Dor Turgeman answered hate with a goal after fans in Montreal repeatedly chanted “Death to Israel” during a Major League Soccer match. The 22-year-old striker scored in the 36th minute to give the New England Revolution a 2-0 lead before celebrating directly in front of the home crowd.
By Sarah Rosen

Mayor Zohran Mamdani Faces Backlash After Appointing Zero Jewish Lawyers To An 18 Member Judicial Panel In A City Known For Its Jewish Lawyers
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing growing backlash after Jewish legal organizations accused his administration of excluding Jews from one of the city’s most influential judicial committees. The controversy centers on the mayor’s newly announced 18-member Advisory Committee on the Judiciary, which critics say does not include a single Jewish lawyer despite New York City being home to America’s largest Jewish population and a historic Jewish legal community.
By Sarah Rosen



