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about the conflict israel, they're just assumption that get made and they're the ones who suffolk suffered the comments the most the comments that dan dan was talking about that they've really it's it's it's primal. the way in which they just get a sale with this anti-semitism. >> would you feel safe either view with a child, a jewish child attending a university like this right now i think i would have a lot of anxiety about it, but it also makes me sad to hear a rabbis that students should not feel safe going onto campus even with these protests happening, i feel as if backing down and then that's sort of way almost gives the protesters exactly what they want. >> and i think it's really the onus should be on the university to create safe conditions for students when you thank dana. >> i don't know. i mean, i'm i'm i'm mixed. i think that
jewish community have increased threefold since the october 7 hamas attacks let's bring in cnn's camila bernal now camila, you sat down with two rabbis. >> how are they preparing for the holiday amid growing anti-jewish sentiments? hey, fred, there are definitely a lot of concern among the jewish community and they are concerned about their safety, but they're taking certain precautions to make sure that passover goes well, you know, i talked to a lot of them who told me there's just so many different feelings there is that frustration? sadness, not just because of the safety aspect, but also because of the hostages in israel, but they do say that despite how difficult this time is, they're also looking forward to these traditions to celebrating with family and friends. and they say it will also be a joyous time ryan. yeah these are the passover preparations at the
had opportunity to actually step on campus, which since last week's incident when by pd had to be called in at the request of the president of columbia university, had to detain well over 100 students. >> we have seen an encampment on campus. there for on the south lawn continue, if anything, it's actually grow. now, i had an opportunity to speak to a student on campus yesterday. that's been observing the situation every single day says it has been peaceful and the university hasn't had any sort of need to interject. so the question is, how long will that in cabinet be allowed to remain in place? but now in a separate vein& a conversation that would art jake tapper had opportunity to have with a rabbi associated with colombia's orthodox union jewish learning initiative that rabbis sending a message from a personal account so about 300 mainly orthodox students on campus warning that is likely a good idea for them to return home. in the conversation, the rabbi had with a colleague, jake tapper, out to read you a portion of what he what this rabbi said and the reason why
he issued this warning to some of the students on campus rabbi writing in a response to the scene on campus last night to just horrific videos of protesters on campus calling for jews to be killed. just off campus. jews being yelled at to go back to poland, text messages. i'm getting, he writes constantly from jewish students about how unsafe they feel the rabbi wrote, i thought it is important to state the severity of the situation now, adding to the rabbis message, we've actually also heard from other jewish organizations on campus that feel that the university is simply we're not doing enough to make sure that jewish students feel comfortable and safe on campus out of this sounds familiar at all. this is because this is part of the larger conversation that we've already had for person several months where you have people on all sides of the ongoing debate and then protests, feeling that the university is not doing enough because what we heard from palestinian supporting crowds just off-campus here they continue to call for the campus
anti-semitic incidents last year in the including harassment, assault, and vandalism. that is the highest since it started tracking data 45 years ago. national correspondent camila bernal joins us now from beverly hills camila, you've been speaking with rabbis about this horrifying trend. what do they say is happening hey, alex, they say they're seeing more and more of these incidents and they say they're worried, they're concerned burned gender sad, not just about their safety, but also the fact that this is a holiday where they know that there are hostages still in israel. >> and so everyone i talked to us told me that it is going to be a very difficult holiday. but despite that, they're willing and trying to open their doors to continue these traditions and to have a joyful for passover we helped me, ryan yeah these are the passover preparations at the hereon skis you've got your blue waves as a mother and a rabbi, some
levels. there are many different elements this is the first of which is really quite obvious over my shoulder here, similar picture. so what we brought you yesterday, this is a pro palace about palestine, a protest that has made its way quite literally to the gates of the columbia it campus. the reason they can't make their way onto the campus is just because access to school remains restricted. the other side though is we do know that there is an encampment that continues to grow inside the campus. it's self peaceful. and at this point, could come to university has not had the need to interject like what we saw play out just a few days ago but meanwhile, they're also growing concerns among jewish students on campus. many of whom, some of them we've actually an opportunity to speak to that, say that they feel that the university has not done enough to make them feel on campus. it's now reached a level where one of those what are the rabbis? it's quite active in the university community associated with colombia's orthodox union, jewish learning initiative that sent a message to about 300 jewish students on campus, recommending that they simply go home until more could be done to make them feel safer in
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New Jersey Rabbi Fred Neulander, who paid $30,000 for two hitmen to kill his wife three decades ago so he could be with his Philadelphia radio personality mistress, has died in prison at age 82.
>> that is the human element that we have as a nation. every single one of us. i'm met you in israel and when i met you in israel was one week after the war began. the most beautiful thing was i was with 27 rabbis they said we are going to the front lines. we believe this, it's in our blood pure that's one of the reasons why they love terrorizing and killing whether it's one jew or 20 jews because they know how much we value life. they want to go to heaven. we want to make heaven on earth. wherever i go i've been across the united states because of this. everywhere i go i have non-jewish people say i saw you one fox or this or that. he said you've got to fight this. america needs you. what netanyahu adjusted, it's not like he said to the