Showing 373 to 384 of 1,704 results
Rise in Campus Antisemitism Prompts Government Intervention and Contrasting Responses
University campuses in the US, UK, Australia, and Canada are experiencing a surge in antisemitic incidents, with many universities failing to take sufficient action, prompting government intervention in the US and contrasting responses in other countries.
Rise in Campus Antisemitism Prompts Government Intervention and Contrasting Responses
University campuses in the US, UK, Australia, and Canada are experiencing a surge in antisemitic incidents, with many universities failing to take sufficient action, prompting government intervention in the US and contrasting responses in other countries.
Progress
56% Bias Score
US Holocaust Museum's Response to Rising Antisemitism Under Scrutiny
Recent antisemitic attacks in the US, including the attempted murder of a Holocaust survivor, expose the US Holocaust Memorial Museum's shortcomings in addressing the current surge of antisemitism; a new board aims to refocus the museum's mission.
US Holocaust Museum's Response to Rising Antisemitism Under Scrutiny
Recent antisemitic attacks in the US, including the attempted murder of a Holocaust survivor, expose the US Holocaust Memorial Museum's shortcomings in addressing the current surge of antisemitism; a new board aims to refocus the museum's mission.
Progress
76% Bias Score
US Antisemitism Mirrors France's Post-Intifada Surge
The US is experiencing a sharp rise in antisemitic incidents, mirroring France's experience since the early 2000s, with a surge from 4,000 in 2022 to 10,000 in 2024, fueled by political rhetoric and conspiracy theories, resulting in violence and a climate of fear.
US Antisemitism Mirrors France's Post-Intifada Surge
The US is experiencing a sharp rise in antisemitic incidents, mirroring France's experience since the early 2000s, with a surge from 4,000 in 2022 to 10,000 in 2024, fueled by political rhetoric and conspiracy theories, resulting in violence and a climate of fear.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Australian Preacher Sued for Antisemitic Sermons, Defiant Response Raises Concerns
Islamic preacher Wissam Haddad is being sued in Australia for antisemitic sermons allegedly breaching racial discrimination laws; his defiant social media response, including a sword image and a GoFundMe campaign, raises concerns about potential incitement and polarization.
Australian Preacher Sued for Antisemitic Sermons, Defiant Response Raises Concerns
Islamic preacher Wissam Haddad is being sued in Australia for antisemitic sermons allegedly breaching racial discrimination laws; his defiant social media response, including a sword image and a GoFundMe campaign, raises concerns about potential incitement and polarization.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Justice Department Sues Oakland Coffee House for Antisemitic Discrimination
The US Justice Department filed a Title II lawsuit against the Jerusalem Coffee House in Oakland for refusing service to Jewish customers on two occasions in June 2024, with employees using antisemitic slurs and displaying red inverted triangles associated with Hamas.
Justice Department Sues Oakland Coffee House for Antisemitic Discrimination
The US Justice Department filed a Title II lawsuit against the Jerusalem Coffee House in Oakland for refusing service to Jewish customers on two occasions in June 2024, with employees using antisemitic slurs and displaying red inverted triangles associated with Hamas.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Giessen Holocaust Lecture Raises Funds, Highlights Democratic Concerns
Over 350 people attended a lecture in Giessen, Germany, by Holocaust survivor Baroness Regina Sluszny, organized by the police and Rotary Club, raising funds to translate her memoirs into German; the event stemmed from Police President Krückemeier's concerns about rising antisemitism and democratic ...
Giessen Holocaust Lecture Raises Funds, Highlights Democratic Concerns
Over 350 people attended a lecture in Giessen, Germany, by Holocaust survivor Baroness Regina Sluszny, organized by the police and Rotary Club, raising funds to translate her memoirs into German; the event stemmed from Police President Krückemeier's concerns about rising antisemitism and democratic ...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Canadian Extradited to US for Alleged ISIS-Inspired Plot to Attack New York Jewry
Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, a 20-year-old Canadian, was extradited to the US on Tuesday to face charges for allegedly plotting an ISIS-inspired October 7 attack on New York's Jewish community, attempting to establish an ISIS cell, and seeking to acquire weapons to target a Jewish center in Brooklyn.
Canadian Extradited to US for Alleged ISIS-Inspired Plot to Attack New York Jewry
Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, a 20-year-old Canadian, was extradited to the US on Tuesday to face charges for allegedly plotting an ISIS-inspired October 7 attack on New York's Jewish community, attempting to establish an ISIS cell, and seeking to acquire weapons to target a Jewish center in Brooklyn.
Progress
56% Bias Score
27 States Seek Federal Partnership to Combat Rise in Antisemitic Terrorism
Attorneys general from 27 states are seeking collaboration with the FBI and DOJ to combat a surge in antisemitic domestic terrorism following the October 7 Hamas attacks, citing recent attacks in Washington, D.C., and Boulder, Colorado, as evidence.
27 States Seek Federal Partnership to Combat Rise in Antisemitic Terrorism
Attorneys general from 27 states are seeking collaboration with the FBI and DOJ to combat a surge in antisemitic domestic terrorism following the October 7 Hamas attacks, citing recent attacks in Washington, D.C., and Boulder, Colorado, as evidence.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Harvard's Ideological Tightrope Walk Under Trump Administration Pressure
Harvard removed portraits of mostly white male doctors in 2018, sparking internal debate and later facing a Trump administration pressure campaign questioning its funding and accusing it of discrimination; the university sued and made policy adjustments.
Harvard's Ideological Tightrope Walk Under Trump Administration Pressure
Harvard removed portraits of mostly white male doctors in 2018, sparking internal debate and later facing a Trump administration pressure campaign questioning its funding and accusing it of discrimination; the university sued and made policy adjustments.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Harvard Appoints "Counter-Zionist" Scholar Amid Antisemitism Controversy
Shaul Magid, a "counter-Zionist" scholar, was appointed to a new professorship at Harvard Divinity School, sparking controversy among some Jewish groups amid ongoing legal battles between Harvard and the federal government over allegations of antisemitism on campus.
Harvard Appoints "Counter-Zionist" Scholar Amid Antisemitism Controversy
Shaul Magid, a "counter-Zionist" scholar, was appointed to a new professorship at Harvard Divinity School, sparking controversy among some Jewish groups amid ongoing legal battles between Harvard and the federal government over allegations of antisemitism on campus.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Postponed Israel Photo Exhibition May Move to State Parliament
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's planned photo exhibition on Israeli daily life, initially postponed due to security concerns by the Finance Ministry, might now be shown at the state parliament following criticism from the CDU and FDP about the decision, which was defended by the SPD.
Postponed Israel Photo Exhibition May Move to State Parliament
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's planned photo exhibition on Israeli daily life, initially postponed due to security concerns by the Finance Ministry, might now be shown at the state parliament following criticism from the CDU and FDP about the decision, which was defended by the SPD.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Brown University Faces Pressure to Not Rehire Antisemitic Nephrologist
1170 doctors signed a letter demanding Brown University not rehire Dr. Rasha Alawieh, a nephrologist, due to her support for Hezbollah and Iranian leaders, revealed in a May 7, 2025 unsealed Homeland Security interview transcript, leading to her deportation; a study shows 40% of Jewish healthcare wo...
Brown University Faces Pressure to Not Rehire Antisemitic Nephrologist
1170 doctors signed a letter demanding Brown University not rehire Dr. Rasha Alawieh, a nephrologist, due to her support for Hezbollah and Iranian leaders, revealed in a May 7, 2025 unsealed Homeland Security interview transcript, leading to her deportation; a study shows 40% of Jewish healthcare wo...
Progress
64% Bias Score
Showing 373 to 384 of 1,704 results