What would Trump’s plan to shut down the Education Dept. mean for antisemitism investigations?
Campus antisemitism cases could move the Dept. of Justice, but federal attorneys have historically had a much higher bar for opening investigations
Establishment Jewish groups seemed stunned into silence, while fringe far-right Zionists exulted in the mainstreaming of their ideas
Campus antisemitism cases could move the Dept. of Justice, but federal attorneys have historically had a much higher bar for opening investigations
Leo Terrell, a civil rights attorney and Fox News host, rebranded as 'Leo 2.0' in 2020 and threw his weight behind Republicans
A memoir by the Jewish politician from Oregon is an upbeat call for resistance
The new order is less strident than the rhetoric that surrounded its release, but lays groundwork for more significant action
“Trump is not Hitler, by any means,” says Timothy Ryback. “But I think there are modalities that are very similar"
Kennedy was condemned by major Jewish groups for saying the coronavirus was 'ethnically targeted' to spare Ashkenazi Jews
For Jews around the world, the fate of Kfir, Ariel, Shiri and Yarden Bibas has long been a matter of urgent concern
President Donald Trump signed an order focused on countering raucous demonstrations against Israel 'on our campuses and in our streets'
They died two weeks apart and their military funeral was months in the making
Meyer, a non-Jewish researcher, has helmed the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance at a time when its definition of antisemitism grew controversial
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