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Newsom condemned violence at UCLA six days after pro-Palestinian activists set up an illegal encampment, using force to keep others out.

Gov. Kim Reynolds joined all Republican governors in a joint statement and separately recognized May as Jewish-American Heritage Month in Iowa with a proclamati

Gov. Chris Sununu said Wednesday that the state stands ready to respond if any situation on campus begins to escalate.

The Claims Conference will one video every day for 30 days. Each video ends with the tagline: “Words matter. Cancel hate.”

A World Jewish Congress delegation visited Slovenia to address rising antisemitism. They met with officials, faced challenges, and emphasized the right to Jewish pride and safety.

Biden will report on the results of his strategy to combat antisemitism, rolled out a year ago.

Pro-Palestinian protests at UCLA campus escalate, leading to a standoff with police. Similar demonstrations erupt nationwide, prompting arrests and scrutiny

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden will deliver the keynote address at an annual ceremony commemorating the Holocaust on May 7, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announced on Wednesday.

“The president of Colombia promised to give a reward to the murderers of Hamas—and the day has come," FM Israel Katz wrote.

Senate Democrats in tough races are calling on college and university presidents to crack down on campus protests that have spun out of control, as images of protesters smashing windows and unfurling Palestinian flags are becoming a political problem for President Biden and his allies. But leading progressives are defending students’ rights to protest and…