– Mamdani’s assistant rails against ABC following accusations on ‘The View’ labeling the mayor as antisemitic
– A stolen summer: Israeli children navigate holiday getaways shadowed by years of incessant terror
– A face-off in a socialist-led Californian city regarding Israel and antisemitism provides insight into the future of the political left
A furious aide to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reacted strongly after Sara Haines, co-host of The View, labeled Mamdani’s victorious primary candidate, Darializa Avila Chevalier, as a blatant “antisemite.” In response, the mayor’s team has considered boycotting the show entirely, as Chevalier confronts intense criticism over her previous, now-deleted posts with communist themes. Daytime television has become a battleground.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has initiated an investigation into “The View,” questioning ABC’s adherence to guidelines on giving balanced airtime to political candidates. (Lou Rocco/Getty Images)
Abdul El-Sayed, currently campaigning for a Senate seat in Michigan, was persistently queried by CNN’s Kasie Hunt, who asked three times whether he believes in Israel’s right to become a state. :
After enduring over 1,000 days of unrelenting conflict, Israeli children entering their summer break are struggling with severe anxiety, bed-wetting, and nervous tics. As families attempt to escape increasing global antisemitism by vacationing overseas, others remain tormented by the familiar sound of sirens. Extensive government-led programs and specialized camps for terror victims are working tirelessly to mend a generation in anguish, yearning to enjoy a normal childhood.
Far-left Richmond, Calif., Mayor Eduardo Martinez is facing ferocious demands to resign after online, branding a horrific Australian mass stabbing an Israeli “false flag.” The democratic socialist—who previously wore a “Death to IDF” hat—was dumped by his own progressive allies ahead of the election. Local politics has descended into total chaos.
People record video as Richmond Vice Mayor at large Eduardo Martinez speaks during a press conference at a homeless encampment on Rydin Road in Richmond, Calif., on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. (ane Tyska/Digital First Media/East Bay Times via Getty Images)
: NATO’s Ankara summit is buzzing, but behind closed doors, Turkey is unleashing a . Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan sparked fury by branding Israel a “burden that humanity can no longer bear.” Israel fired back, blasting the vile rhetoric as a “call for genocide” reminiscent of the Holocaust, while Turkey’s anti-Israel hate hits an all-time high.
: Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, an Israeli civil rights attorney and the president of the Shurat HaDin Law Center, writes about a foundation led by a former Hezbollah member she says is . By filing baseless criminal complaints globally, HRF aims to terrorize veterans through intimidation. The author demands the DOJ investigate HRF’s dark-money funding using anti-terrorism and foreign agent laws to protect American sovereignty.
“I think Jews are getting organized. You know, we realize if we don’t stand up for ourselves, we’re in big trouble. I sort of like look at what’s happening in New York and think ‘Wow, things could be much worse. We don’t have a Mamdani here.'” – Stephen London, Jewish resident of Richmond, Calif.
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