Columbia president resigns after 'refusal to protect Jewish students'
Minouche Shafik's exit comes just days after three deans resigned following exposure of an email chain dismissing Israeli and Jewish students' concerns about campus antisemitism.
Minouche Shafik's exit comes just days after three deans resigned following exposure of an email chain dismissing Israeli and Jewish students' concerns about campus antisemitism.
Tisha B'Av, or the ninth day of the Hebrew month of Av, commemorates a series of Jewish tragedies spanning millennia, from the destruction of both ancient Temples to the Spanish Expulsion and, some argue, even events as recent as the Holocaust.
According to reports from Hamodia, the assailant, identified as 22-year-old Vincent Sumpter from East New York, allegedly shouted "Free Palestine" asked the victim, "Do you want to die?" prior to the attack.
This day is considered one of the most difficult days in the Jewish calendar, and it includes five afflictions intended to stir the hearts and inspire repentance.
One parent wrote, "I am horrified to learn that Skye Tooley has been hired as a new 5th grade teacher." In addition, they "promises to teach 10 and 11-year-olds to 'unlearn Zionist propaganda' that says Hamas is a 'terrorist organization.'"
The recorded interaction, which has since gone viral, shows a confrontation between the customer and an Officeworks employee, where the customer requested that she laminate a newspaper article concerning Israel, the manager refused, stating, "I'm pro-Palestine."
If you thought that the Jewish people only began engaging in assassinations during the era of the State of Israel, think again. Meet the "Sicarii," an ancient and controversial Jewish sect of assassins that seems as if it was taken straight out of the game Assassin's Creed.
"It all goes back to Ukraine," Owens says, linking Khazar theory to Ashkenazi Jewish origins and modern conflicts.
A federal judge has ordered the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) to create a plan to protect Jewish students who have faced discrimination amid demonstrations against the Israel-Hamas war.
A new artwork by the anonymous street artist Töddel features a famous Holocaust victim in a Palestinian scarf in Bergan, Norway.
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