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Convicted Genocide Advocate Running for Canadian Parliament
Leslie Bory, recently convicted of advocating genocide against Canadian Jews, is running for parliament in the Brantford-Brant South-Six Nations riding in the April 28th election, despite concerns from the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center (FSWC) and other Jewish groups regarding public safety and ...
Convicted Genocide Advocate Running for Canadian Parliament
Leslie Bory, recently convicted of advocating genocide against Canadian Jews, is running for parliament in the Brantford-Brant South-Six Nations riding in the April 28th election, despite concerns from the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center (FSWC) and other Jewish groups regarding public safety and ...
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56% Bias Score
Music Producer Kidnapped in Wales: Perceived Wealth and Israeli Heritage Cited as Motives
Music producer Itay Kashti was kidnapped in Wales by three men who targeted him due to his Israeli background and perceived wealth; he escaped and the men were sentenced to eight years.
Music Producer Kidnapped in Wales: Perceived Wealth and Israeli Heritage Cited as Motives
Music producer Itay Kashti was kidnapped in Wales by three men who targeted him due to his Israeli background and perceived wealth; he escaped and the men were sentenced to eight years.
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32% Bias Score
BBC Contributor's Antisemitic Social Media Posts Spark Controversy
Ahmed Alagha, a freelance contributor to the BBC's Arabic Channel, reportedly made antisemitic remarks on social media, referring to Jews as "devils" and Israelis as subhuman, raising concerns about the BBC's vetting processes and sparking debate on media bias in conflict reporting.
BBC Contributor's Antisemitic Social Media Posts Spark Controversy
Ahmed Alagha, a freelance contributor to the BBC's Arabic Channel, reportedly made antisemitic remarks on social media, referring to Jews as "devils" and Israelis as subhuman, raising concerns about the BBC's vetting processes and sparking debate on media bias in conflict reporting.
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44% Bias Score
ADL Upgrades 19 University Grades on Antisemitism Response
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) raised the grades of 19 universities in its second annual report on campus antisemitism, after those schools implemented new policies or revealed existing ones to combat antisemitism; however, the report does not include recent incidents of pro-Palestinian student pr...
ADL Upgrades 19 University Grades on Antisemitism Response
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) raised the grades of 19 universities in its second annual report on campus antisemitism, after those schools implemented new policies or revealed existing ones to combat antisemitism; however, the report does not include recent incidents of pro-Palestinian student pr...
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36% Bias Score
Harvard Places Pro-Palestine Student Group on Probation Amid Federal Antisemitism Scrutiny
Harvard University placed its Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee on probation until June 30th following a protest against the firing of Center for Middle Eastern Studies leadership and amid federal scrutiny of campus antisemitism, halting the group's planned Israeli Apartheid Wall exhibit.
Harvard Places Pro-Palestine Student Group on Probation Amid Federal Antisemitism Scrutiny
Harvard University placed its Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee on probation until June 30th following a protest against the firing of Center for Middle Eastern Studies leadership and amid federal scrutiny of campus antisemitism, halting the group's planned Israeli Apartheid Wall exhibit.
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52% Bias Score
Israeli Pressure Cancels Speech at Buchenwald Anniversary
Israeli pressure led to the cancellation of philosopher Omri Boehm's speech at Buchenwald's 80th liberation anniversary commemoration, sparking debate about Germany's support for Israel and freedom of speech amid rising antisemitism.
Israeli Pressure Cancels Speech at Buchenwald Anniversary
Israeli pressure led to the cancellation of philosopher Omri Boehm's speech at Buchenwald's 80th liberation anniversary commemoration, sparking debate about Germany's support for Israel and freedom of speech amid rising antisemitism.
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56% Bias Score
Germany Warns of Rising Extremism at Buchenwald Liberation Anniversary
Germany marked the 80th anniversary of Buchenwald's liberation on April 6th, 2024, with warnings about the rise of right-wing extremism, exemplified by the AfD party's growing popularity, reaching 24% in recent polls, and concerns about the normalization of antisemitism and authoritarian views, as h...
Germany Warns of Rising Extremism at Buchenwald Liberation Anniversary
Germany marked the 80th anniversary of Buchenwald's liberation on April 6th, 2024, with warnings about the rise of right-wing extremism, exemplified by the AfD party's growing popularity, reaching 24% in recent polls, and concerns about the normalization of antisemitism and authoritarian views, as h...
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48% Bias Score
UN Reappoints Palestine Rapporteur Despite Antisemitism Accusations
The UN reappointed Francesca Albanese as Special Rapporteur on Palestine despite condemnation from the US, France, Germany, and others for her alleged antisemitic remarks and support for Hamas; a UN committee accepted her explanations, rejecting accusations of violating the Code of Conduct.
UN Reappoints Palestine Rapporteur Despite Antisemitism Accusations
The UN reappointed Francesca Albanese as Special Rapporteur on Palestine despite condemnation from the US, France, Germany, and others for her alleged antisemitic remarks and support for Hamas; a UN committee accepted her explanations, rejecting accusations of violating the Code of Conduct.
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64% Bias Score
Judge Orders 30-Day Notice Before Release of Columbia Student Documents to Congress
A New York judge ordered Columbia University to provide 30 days' notice before giving Congress more student documents related to an investigation into campus antisemitism, after a lawsuit by students including detained activist Mahmoud Khalil; the judge didn't fully block the university's compliance...
Judge Orders 30-Day Notice Before Release of Columbia Student Documents to Congress
A New York judge ordered Columbia University to provide 30 days' notice before giving Congress more student documents related to an investigation into campus antisemitism, after a lawsuit by students including detained activist Mahmoud Khalil; the judge didn't fully block the university's compliance...
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40% Bias Score
Harvard Faces Billions in Funding Cuts Over Antisemitism Concerns
The Trump administration demanded that Harvard University implement sweeping changes, including eliminating DEI programs and banning masks at protests, to avoid losing billions in federal funding due to alleged failures in combating antisemitism.
Harvard Faces Billions in Funding Cuts Over Antisemitism Concerns
The Trump administration demanded that Harvard University implement sweeping changes, including eliminating DEI programs and banning masks at protests, to avoid losing billions in federal funding due to alleged failures in combating antisemitism.
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56% Bias Score
Brown University Faces $500 Million Funding Freeze Amid Antisemitism Review
The Trump administration is reviewing Brown University's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies and response to antisemitism, potentially freezing over $500 million in grant money, following the deportation of a professor for possessing photos of Hezbollah and Iranian leaders.
Brown University Faces $500 Million Funding Freeze Amid Antisemitism Review
The Trump administration is reviewing Brown University's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies and response to antisemitism, potentially freezing over $500 million in grant money, following the deportation of a professor for possessing photos of Hezbollah and Iranian leaders.
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40% Bias Score
Harvard Faces $9 Billion Funding Cut Threat Over Antisemitism Concerns
Harvard University faces the potential loss of nearly $9 billion in federal funding following demands from a federal task force to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and ban masks at campus protests, amid a broader review of universities' handling of antisemitism.
Harvard Faces $9 Billion Funding Cut Threat Over Antisemitism Concerns
Harvard University faces the potential loss of nearly $9 billion in federal funding following demands from a federal task force to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and ban masks at campus protests, amid a broader review of universities' handling of antisemitism.
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52% Bias Score
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