Fox News’ “Antisemitism Exposed” newsletter highlights the growing problem of anti-Jewish prejudice in the U.S. and around the world. The latest edition features a heated exchange between Rep. Elise Stefanik and the president of a prestigious university over the school receiving an “F grade” for its handling of antisemitism. Additionally, there are discussions on the influence of Amal Clooney in the International Criminal Court issuing an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu.
On the topic of campus chaos, the newsletter covers the experiences of Jewish university students who faced anti-Israel protests and disruptions during their graduation ceremonies. Many students shared their disappointment over the cancelations and disruptions caused by anti-Israel sentiments on college campuses. The newsletter also highlights the concerns of families of Israeli soldiers held captive by Hamas, who released a graphic video to draw attention to their plight and pressure for their release.
The newsletter also addresses the issue of free speech, with a journalist criticizing anti-Israel college activists who complain about their encampments being shut down, labeling them as the “enemy of free speech.” The journalist attributes the rise of anti-Israel sentiment on college campuses to years of indoctrination. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel strongly refuted the International Criminal Court’s comparison between Israel and Hamas, describing it as a distortion of reality and a form of antisemitism.
For more coverage on antisemitism and related topics, readers are encouraged to explore additional content on Fox News’ website. The newsletter also provides links to subscribe to other newsletters from Fox News and access live updates through the Fox News app. This edition of “Antisemitism Exposed” offers a comprehensive look at current events related to antisemitism, including political debates, campus unrest, and efforts to raise awareness about the plight of Israeli hostages.
