Biden's plan against antisemitism has potential, but it could be a major miss
White House domestic policy adviser Susan Rice announced that the Biden White House is “aiming to release” its national strategy on antisemitism later this month. Expectations are appropriately high: President Joe Biden has suggested multiple times that antisemitism at the 2017 rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, motivated his decision to run for president. And he has since pledged that he would “not remain silent in the face of this antisemitic venom, vitriol, and violence.” With antisemitism skyrocketing across the United States, getting this right could not be more important.
Source: washingtonexaminer.com