The “Antisemitism Exposed” newsletter from Fox News highlights the growing issue of anti-Jewish sentiment both in the United States and globally.

IN THIS EDITION:

– Student detained for interrupting Dave Portnoy’s pizza review with an antisemitic outburst
– DOJ’s rapid action thwarts ISIS plot aimed at Jewish communities
– Former Hamas captive Emily Damari shares her 471-day ordeal in Gaza

During a pizza review by Dave Portnoy, a man disrupted the shoot by shouting antisemitic remarks and using offensive language. (Barstool Sports)

TOP STORY: A former student at Mississippi State University faces charges of disturbing the peace after allegedly hurling antisemitic insults and coins at Barstool Sports’ creator, Dave Portnoy, during a recording session in Starkville. Captured on video, the incident led to a police inquiry and the 20-year-old’s decision to leave the university, underscoring the persistent issue of antisemitism across the nation.

VIDEO: Students at NYU, Baruch College, Columbia and Barnard College sat down with Fox News Digital and revealed the truth about how professors promote biased beliefs on campus. WATCH HERE:

TERROR CELL TAKEDOWN: The FBI dismantled an ISIS-linked network spanning Michigan to New Jersey, charging six men accused of plotting a Halloween mass shooting and aiding ISIS. Suspects trained with firearms, shared propaganda, and used encrypted chats called “Muslimeen.” Two New Jersey men allegedly planned to join ISIS abroad. All face terrorism-related charges.

FREE TO TELL HER STORY: Former Hamas hostage Emily Damari recounted her 471 days in captivity in an interview with Fox News Digital. After being seized from her home in Kibbutz Kfar Azain, she was held in more than 30 different locations — apartments, schools, tunnels, garages and even a tire storage room, sleeping in cramped, filthy spaces, sometimes “without any toilet.” Read about her most searing memory and how she never let her captors break her spirit.

Emily Damari, right, and her mother Mandy are seen near kibbutz Reim, southern Israel after Emily was released from captivity by Hamas terrorists in Gaza, on Sunday, Jan. 19. (AP/Israeli Army)

A FINE MESS: Cornell University will pay $60 million—half to the U.S. government and half to agricultural research—to restore $250 million in frozen federal funding and end civil rights investigations. President Michael Kotlikoff said the deal preserves academic freedom and autonomy while ensuring compliance with federal anti-discrimination laws, including those addressing antisemitism and racial bias.

GUEST EDITORIAL: Award-winning producer Lawrence Bender explains why making his new series telling the stories of the heroes and victims of Oct. 7 was so important amid growing antisemitism in Hollywood. “My team and I made it to honor the very people who went through this horrific experience, those who were killed and those who survived,” he writes.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “When you see “Red Alert,” the hope is that you’re moved by this incredible drama and that it helps change the conversation. And for my progressive friends who have gotten it so wrong — who have twisted the truth, excused the terror and demonized Israel — I hope they begin to understand the real truth, which cannot be denied.” Film producer Lawrence Bender on his new series on Oct. 7.

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