antisemitism concerns

  • Netanyahu Claims Australia

    Netanyahu Claims Australia's Policies Fueled Antisemitism Before Deadly Sydney Attack

    Dec 14, 2025 09:01 pm CST

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused the Australian government of intensifying antisemitism with its policies prior to a deadly attack on a Jewish celebration in Sydney that claimed 11 lives. Netanyahu referenced a letter he sent to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese following Australia's decision to recognize Palestinian statehood, warning that such policies were "pouring oil on the fire of antisemitism."

  • Israeli President Condemns Deadly Sydney Shooting as "Cruel Attack on Jews"

    Israeli President Condemns Deadly Sydney Shooting as "Cruel Attack on Jews"

    Dec 14, 2025 06:13 pm CST

    Israeli President Isaac Herzog has condemned a shooting at Sydney's Bondi Beach that claimed at least 10 lives, describing it as a targeted attack against the Jewish community and calling on Australian authorities to address rising antisemitism, though Australian officials have not yet confirmed if the Jewish community was specifically targeted.

  • Generational Divide: How Zohran Mamdani

    Generational Divide: How Zohran Mamdani's Victory Reveals a Shifting Landscape in New York's Jewish Politics

    Nov 09, 2025 08:02 pm CST

    Zohran Mamdani's historic mayoral win in New York has unveiled a profound generational and ideological divide within the city's influential Jewish community. As the 34-year-old democratic socialist and Muslim immigrant takes office, his victory highlights evolving perspectives on Israel-Palestine relations among younger Jewish voters, while raising both concerns and hopes about his approach to antisemitism and community relations in America's largest city.

  • Harvard Professor Suspended After Firing Pellet Gun Near Synagogue on Yom Kippur Eve

    Harvard Professor Suspended After Firing Pellet Gun Near Synagogue on Yom Kippur Eve

    Oct 05, 2025 03:03 pm CST

    Harvard Law School has placed visiting professor Carlos Portugal Gouvea on administrative leave following an incident where he allegedly fired a pellet rifle near Temple Beth Zion in Brookline on Yom Kippur eve. Though claiming he was "hunting rats," Gouvea faces multiple charges including illegal discharge of a weapon and property damage. The incident occurs amid ongoing scrutiny of Harvard's handling of campus antisemitism concerns.