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Fox News Launches ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: A Bold Stand Against Hate

The “Antisemitism Exposed” newsletter from Fox News offers insights into the escalating wave of anti-Jewish sentiment both in the United States and globally.

HIGHLIGHTS IN TODAY’S EDITION:
– Jewish communities bolster defenses in response to rising threats
– Duke University reverses the suspension of its SJP chapter
– Elite New York prep school faces an antisemitism controversy

MAIN FEATURE: As antisemitism continues to rise, it is prompting many within the Jewish community to seek self-defense strategies. The Jewish gun organization “Lox & Loaded” has teamed up with the National Rifle Association (NRA) to offer specialized training and resources. With fifty chapters nationwide, this collaboration aims to transform first-time gun owners from feeling vulnerable to becoming skilled and confident in their self-defense capabilities. In these turbulent times, Jewish Americans are increasingly taking their safety into their own hands.

Lox & Loaded co-founder Gayle Pearlstein poses with NRA CEO Doug Hamlin and an image of a bagel with lox next to a gun

Gayle Pearlstein, co-founder of Lox & Loaded, is seen alongside Doug Hamlin, the CEO of the NRA. Their partnership is dedicated to empowering Jewish American firearm owners.

VIDEO UPDATE: London’s Jewish community remains on high alert following a recent stabbing incident that resulted in injuries to two individuals. WATCH HERE:

DUKE RETREATS: Duke University has reinstated its Students for Justice in Palestine chapter, reversing a suspension triggered by an antisemitic social media post. While administrators admitted the imagery used “antisemitic tropes,” they ruled it didn’t create a “hostile environment” legally required for a ban. The backtrack highlights the explosive tension between campus free speech and rising concerns over Jewish student safety. 

HATE FLUSHED: Horace Mann, a prestigious New York City-area prep school, is reeling after a pro-Israel flyer was found in a urinal. Outraged parents and alumni are slamming the administration for a “tepid” response, demanding accountability for what they call a blatant act of hate. The incident has ignited a fierce battle over campus climate and the safety of Jewish students.

PLOT FOILED: Authorities disrupted a chilling “mass casualty” plot after arresting 18-year-old Angelina Hicks for allegedly conspiring to massacre Jews at a Houston synagogue. The North Carolina woman reportedly planned to ram a vehicle into the congregation to “kill as many as possible.” While Hicks faces a $10 million bond, two co-conspirators remain at large, leaving the community on edge.

GUEST EDITORIAL: Christian Zionist Mike Evans and best-selling author Mike Evans argues that Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu are “modern-day watchmen” who have fundamentally reshaped the Middle East and the global fight against antisemitism through strength and resolve..

QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “For me, it’s another example of a double standard where instances of hate are taken seriously for other ethnic groups but are ignored for Jewish people.” – Duke University senior Zachary Patterson, on the school’s decision to reinstate its SJP chapter despite an Instagram post depicting a uniformed pig holding a staff with a Star of David and an Israeli flag.

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