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Three Major Jewish Groups Ask Senate to Move Forward Deborah Lipstadt Nomination

Three major Jewish organizations are calling on a Senate committee to convene a hearing on Holocaust scholar Deborah Lipstadt's nomination to be the State Department’s antisemitism monitor.

How Bad is Local Campus Antisemitism?

The Anti-Defamation League and Hillel International released a report on Oct. 26 that said one in three Jewish college students experienced antisemitism in the...

Senate Confirms Tom Nides to be Ambassador to Israel

After Sen. Josh Hawley briefly held up the appointment, the U.S. Senate confirmed Tom Nides, a businessman and a former deputy secretary of state, to be U.S. ambassador to Israel on Wednesday night.

US Sanctions Two Israeli Spyware Companies

The United States sanctioned two Israeli spyware companies for working with foreign governments.

Marjorie Taylor Greene Blames ‘Vaccine Nazis’ for ‘Ruining Our Country’

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene made another comparison between America’s response to the coronavirus pandemic and the Holocaust.

NJ Gov. Phil Murphy, Whose Supporters Included Spectrum of Jewish Voters, Narrowly Re-elected

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy defeated Republican Jack Ciattarelli in a tight re-election.

Republican Glenn Youngkin, Who Drew Antisemitism Charges, Elected Virginia’s Governor

Republican Glenn Youngkin, a businessman, has defeated former Gov. Terry McAuliffe to become Virginia’s governor in a race that was fraught with charges of antisemitism.

New York State Bans Swastikas, Confederate Flags, Other Hate Symbols on Public Property

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation Tuesday that bans the selling or displaying of hate symbols on public property and taxpayer-funded equipment.

Max Fried Pitches Atlanta Braves to First World Series Win in 26 Years

Jewish ace pitcher Max Fried delivered his Atlanta Braves to their first World Championship since 1995.

GWU Jewish Students Rally Against Antisemitism After Fraternity’s Replica Torah Destroyed

A rally took place at George Washington University Monday after a fraternity on campus said a small replica Torah used in its initiation process was damaged during a vandalism spree.