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For many Americans, the words “outside agitators” evoke memories of southern segregationists complaining about northern civil rights workers organizing black Americans.

In my last article I discussed the new Bill that the U.S. House of Representatives passed this week titled "The Antisemitism Awareness Act of 2023", which had bipartisan support. As you can observe from the title of the Bill that now heads to the Senate, the language for this Bill was written last year, 2023, after the Hamas military attack in Israel, and pre-dates the current student protests over the war in Gaza that began a few weeks ago. In fact, the language for this Bill was draf...

An orthodox Jewish professor slammed Rutgers University's administration for letting the campus become a hotbed of bigotry, claiming in a scathing letter she cannot do any work because "all I do is confront antisemitism."

Tragically, there is no shortage of un-Jewish Jews who have joined together with the antisemitic mob, helping to add credence to their crusade.

Driven by the urgent need to reinvent the way we preserve Holocaust remembrance, we launched the Sharing Memories project four years ago.

Remembering, reflecting, and raising awareness: Holocaust Remembrance Day 2024 in the shadow of Oct. 7.

A Joint Report by the Anti-Defamation League and Tel Aviv University Found That 'The World Has Seen the Worst Wave of Antisemitic Incidents Since the End of WW2,' and That, in the Aftermath of October 7, 'A Tsunami of Hate' Was Unleashed Upon Jews Around the World

The NYPD clears campuses amid rising tensions: removal of Palestinian flag sparks controversy and arrests as protests escalate.

SJP at UC Santa Cruz has issued starkly antisemitic demands that include the university severing ties with Jewish community organizations.

The United States has become a nation of bystanders when it comes to antisemitism, especially on college campuses.