– Concern grips Denver’s Jewish community over the rise of Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros
– Fetterman criticizes journalist from a ‘trash’ anti-Israel publication
– Piers Morgan lambasts Ivy League student for refusal to work ‘for a Jew’
The Jewish community in Denver is on edge after 29-year-old Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros executed a surprising victory in the primaries. Community leaders are sounding the alarm, citing Kiros for her provocative rhetoric. Her statements, which attribute domestic antisemitism to Israel and her reluctance to label a recent deadly firebombing as an antisemitic hate crime, are causing distress. This atmosphere has reportedly incited violent threats, leaving many visibly Jewish residents anxious about their safety in public spaces.
Melat Kiros celebrates her primary victory under a spotlight of attention.
In a significant development, just as President Trump shared news of Hamas’s agreement to a disarmament plan, Israeli President Isaac Herzog highlighted the robust U.S.-Israel alliance, touching upon concerns involving Iran and other geopolitical issues.
On Capitol Hill, pro-Israel Senator John Fetterman did not hold back in his scathing assessment of a media outlet he lambasted as a “trash publication” with alleged sympathies for Hamas, Iran, and Hezbollah. Demonstrating his steadfast support for Israel, the forthright Pennsylvania Democrat expressed his admiration for Israel’s efforts in dismantling terrorist networks and reassured his unwavering allegiance to the Jewish nation.
Piers Morgan exploded at after the arrogant 21-year-old brazenly stood by telling a startup “I’m not interested in working for a Jew.” Morgan slammed the unbothered bigot as “thick” and antisemitic, while Franco’s horrified parents kicked him out of their home for refusing to apologize for his vile, hate-filled rant.
: A New Jersey man got a after repeatedly ramming his car into a famous Brooklyn synagogue. Dan Sohail smashed through protective barriers and slammed into the Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters five times during an unhinged January rampage. A soft-hearted federal judge handed him just six months, letting him walk free in a week.
: Sydney Altfield, CEO of Teach Coalition, writes that, with antisemitic hate crimes surging in schools and online, this school year. Combating this crisis requires a whole-of-society response—including strict school policies, mandatory education, stronger platform enforcement, and increased federal security funding, according to Altfield.
“Mamdani does not respect my nation’s right for self-determination, the Jewish people’s inherent right to have a nation of their own. And he’s basically spreading blasphemy, hate, antisemitic rhetoric. He should understand that he’s risking his own citizens. He’s risking their safety, well-being and life.” – Israeli President Isaac Herzog.
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