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This month (March 2022), a series of 18 bomb threats have been made against Jewish community centers around the country. Targeted centers have included those in Pennsylvania, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arizona, and New Jersey. The threats have come with the phrase “Jew filth.” In response, the Anti-Defamation League said, “We remain in ongoing contact with local and federal law enforcement, and continue to work with partners on the ground to ensure safety for the Jewish community.”

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Nelson Mandela’s Grandson Blames “Neo-Nazis,” Israel, and NATO for the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Nkosi Zwelivelile Mandela made the allegation at a conference of the Pan African Palestinian Solidarity Network in Dakar, Senegal. Mandela said, “The global military-industrial complex that beat the drums of war in Ukraine feeds an agenda of which they are the sole beneficiaries…They are joined in this disgraceful endeavor by neo-Nazis in Ukraine, the Apartheid Israel dogs of war, and those in NATO intent on advancing cold war politics.”

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Yemeni-Houthi Leader: Ukraine at War Because It Is Led by a Jew

Mohammed Ali al-Houthi, a member of the Houthi Supreme Political Council, said on a Lebanese TV channel that the Ukraine-Russia war is a result of the “evil-doing” of the Jews, and that Ukraine is being led into war because it has a Jewish president. “This is proof that when a Jew is the leader of a country, it results in war. If the president of Ukraine was someone else rather than that Jew, perhaps they would not have ended up in war.”

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Republican Nominee for House Seat Has Re-Posted Antisemitic Content and Expressed His Own Jew-Hate

Robert Regan, the Republican nominee for a House seat in Michigan, has frequently re-posted antisemitic content and shared his own extreme views on Jews. For example, in May 2021, Regan’s personal Facebook page shared two posts… in which he expressed antisemitic opinions. In one, he shared an image of a quote branded by the logo of Smoloko News, a now-defunct antisemitic website. The quote described “feminism” as “a Jewish program to degrade and subjugate white men.”

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Teach ‘Opposing Views’ About the Holocaust’?
Yes, Said One Texas School District Administrator

Gina Peddy, executive director of curriculum and instruction for the Carroll Independent School District in Southlake, Texas, was recorded telling teachers they should include material about Holocaust denial in their classrooms. “Make sure that if you have a book on the Holocaust, you have one that has an opposing, that has other perspectives,” Peddy said. The school district disavowed her statement in wake of the outrage that ensued following her remarks.

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Notable &
Quotable

“In the last weeks, our nation has seen a series of anti-Semitic attacks targeting and terrorizing American Jews. We have seen a brick thrown through window of a Jewish-owned business in Manhattan; a swastika carved into the door of a synagogue in Salt Lake City; families threatened outside a restaurant in Los Angeles; and museums in Florida and Alaska, dedicated to celebrating Jewish life and culture and remembering the Holocaust, vandalized with anti-Jewish messages. These attacks are despicable, unconscionable, un-American, and they must stop.”

— President Joe Biden

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“I’ve served as a congregational rabbi for a decade or so. My leadership has coincided with an ominous rise in antisemitic incidents from vile online threats to the killing of 11 Jews at a Pittsburgh synagogue in 2018. During that time, I’ve listened to hundreds of conversations detailing real life encounters of antisemitism. I’ve heard diverse opinions and a wide range of experiences about its nature in the present day — from a swastika drawn in the bathroom of a school to microaggressions in the workplace and everything in between. But nearly every conversation I hear about antisemitism has one, surprising thing in common: in every instance where an antisemitic act has been committed, our culture — and conversations surrounding these hateful acts — tend to diminish or even deny antisemitism.”

— Rabbi Diana Fersko | MSN.com

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“Trump’s dinner with the musician Ye, who’s made a number of antisemitic remarks, and a notorious Holocaust-denying internet streamer [Nick Fuentes] is just the latest example of antisemitism’s increasing visibility in electoral politics… Trump is not the first Republican candidate or official to spend time with [Fuentes] and later claim not to know about his very outspoken, antisemitic beliefs.”

— Reporter Lisa Hagen | NPR.org