Fox News’ “Antisemitism Exposed” newsletter covers stories on the growing anti-Jewish sentiment in the U.S. and around the world. In the latest newsletter, the NYPD arrested 108 people at Columbia University after anti-Israel protesters set up camp on campus. The protesters were removed, and the students involved were suspended, including the daughter of Squad member Rep. IIhan Omar. A Columbia University student discussed the rising antisemitism on campus and expressed fear for the future of America.
The California Highway Patrol issued a warning to anti-Israel protesters who blocked roads, causing traffic chaos on the Golden Gate Bridge and Interstate-880 in Oakland. The Highway Patrol stated that such actions would not be tolerated. A nonprofit organization dedicated to combating antisemitism criticized The Washington Post for defending Hamas supporters and pushing Jewish conspiracy theories. The organization called the story “disturbing and ironic” and accused The Washington Post of becoming sympathetic to Hamas apologists.
Senator John Fetterman from Pennsylvania criticized his Democratic colleagues for their failure to condemn Iran for its attack on Israel. Fetterman expressed shock at members of his own party refusing to denounce Iran, a leading sponsor of terrorism, after launching drones against Israel. A University of Pennsylvania student highlighted the moral corruption in elite academic institutions and called for a wake-up call to address antisemitism. The student emphasized the need for academic institutions to take a strong stand against antisemitism.
Fox News offers more coverage on antisemitism for readers interested in the topic. Readers can subscribe to additional newsletters from Fox News and download the Fox News app for live updates. The newsletter aims to shed light on the growing issue of antisemitism and to raise awareness about the prejudice faced by the Jewish community. Through stories like those reported in the newsletter, Fox News seeks to educate and inform readers about the threat of antisemitism and the need for action to combat such hatred and discrimination. By bringing attention to incidents of antisemitism, Fox News hopes to spark dialogue and promote unity in addressing this troubling issue.
