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American Jewish leaders, stand up now or forever hold your peace.

Many 'pro-Palestine' protesters may simply be useful idiots, but the ones calling the shots — and the terrorists they're all cheering — truly do aim at Israel's destruction and a new Holocaust

A tree on the campus of Pratt Institute in Brooklyn was painted with the symbol of red hands -- representing the bloody targeting and killing of Jews, critics say.

"It is shameful. Seeing this, it feels like they are winning," said Noemi Ebenstein, an 82-year-old Holocaust survivor.

A new book by actress Noa Tishby and footballer Emmanuel Acho explores tough topics about antisemitism.

With pro-Palestinian protests spreading across campuses nationwide, university leaders have had to confront a central question: When does a demonstration cross the line?

'Civil discussion is what college education is supposed to be about,' said Senate minority leader

Protesters have a right to voice their opinions about the situation on the ground in Gaza, but not so vociferously their protests cross the line into antisemitism or law breaking, according to a pair of Bay State politicians asked about recent crackdowns on college campuses seen nationally.

The Holocaust memorial in Hyde Park, London, was covered by officials in fear that it might be vandalized by pro-Palestinian protesters.

Ofir Akunis will arrive in a city where US Jews felt most at home in the US but now view themselves as under assault from antisemitism fueled by the Gaza war.