As Milei celebrates ties with Jews in NY, Argentine streamer draws antisemitism complaint for mocking his Israel support
Tomás Rebord mocked Javier Milei’s affinity for Israel and suggested Jews were linked to Patagonia fires
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Spain withdraws ambassador to Israel, widening diplomatic rift as Trump threatens to sever trade
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has emerged as a lonely and unequivocal voice in Europe against the Iran war, making an enemy of President Donald Trump
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ADL’s campus antisemitism report card rewards some – but not all – colleges that worked with Trump
Columbia, Brown and UCLA were among the schools whose grades improved
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1,100+ rabbis sign onto letter supporting immigrant rights: ‘Do Not Oppress the Stranger’
The letter was organized by the Jewish refugee aid group HIAS
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Team Israel wins twice at World Baseball Classic, qualifying for 2030 tournament
The team did better than in 2023 but not as well as during its Cindarella run in 2017
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At Republican antisemitism confab, Tucker Carlson is the villain — and JD Vance the unspoken question
The Republican Jewish Coalition’s chair said he has no concerns about Vance, who has yet to make a decisive statement on Carlson
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Assault of Hebrew-speaking Israelis in San Jose, Calif., spurs outcry and investigation
One of the victims said that he recalled hearing an assailant say “f—ing Jew” during the attack
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Workplaces open, schools remain shut — and Israeli parents pull out their hair over wartime Zoom classes
Parents of young children are being allowed to take unpaid leave. They say they need more help.
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Ted Cruz says GOP not ‘winning’ fight against antisemitism from figures like Tucker Carlson
At a conservative symposium, the Texas Republican worried about both major parties becoming “unambiguously anti-Israel and unapologetically antisemitic.”
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AIPAC is targeting candidates who want to condition aid to Israel. Who has crossed its red line?
A number of former AIPAC endorsees are now open to conditioning military aid to Israel, crossing the lobbying group’s red line
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In Israel’s missile war, some families run to shelters. Others have nowhere to go.
Recent government data showed that only .3% of public shelters were in Arab communities
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