Fox News’ “Antisemitism Exposed” newsletter provides insights into the increasing instances of anti-Jewish prejudice both in the United States and around the world. One of the top stories featured in the newsletter includes a video from New York City police officers’ body-worn cameras showing authorities breaking into a Columbia University building that had been taken over by anti-Israel protesters. The newsletter also highlights a UNC student who defended the American flag from protesters trying to replace it with a Palestinian flag, expressing his gratitude for the opportunities the nation has provided him and his family.
The House recently voted to expand the legal definition of antisemitism to enforce anti-discrimination laws as anti-Israel protests continue to escalate on college campuses nationwide. The vote stirred some division within the Democratic Party. Additionally, “Shark Tank” star Kevin O’Leary cautioned student protesters about their job prospects, stating that engaging in destructive behavior such as burning things, removing flags, or clashing with police can damage their personal brand. The newsletter also includes a quote of the week from Israel’s President Isaac Herzog, emphasizing strength in the face of violence, harassment, and intimidation.
For those interested in further exploring the topic of antisemitism, Fox News offers additional coverage on their website. Readers can also subscribe to more newsletters from Fox News to stay updated on various news topics. Those seeking live updates can download the Fox News app. The newsletter aims to shed light on the rising instances of anti-Jewish prejudice and provide a platform for discussion and awareness on the issue. By featuring stories on protests, legislative changes, and statements from public figures, the newsletter seeks to keep its readers informed and engaged.
