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March of the Living takes place at Auschwitz
On Tuesday, prominent law enforcement officials from around the globe participated in the 2026 International March of the Living at Auschwitz-Birkenau. This significant event saw thousands marching together to pay tribute to Holocaust victims while reaffirming their commitment to fighting contemporary hate. (Video: Amelie Botbol.)
Fox News’ “Antisemitism Exposed” newsletter highlights stories on the increasing anti-Jewish sentiments both in the U.S. and worldwide.
IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:
– ‘Not on our watch’: International law enforcement leaders gather in Poland to stand against hate
– Anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil faces potential deportation
– Comedian speaks out on unabashed antisemitism after being targeted by a heckler
TOP STORY: Leading law enforcement figures from various countries convened at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial in Poland to kick off the “Not On Our Watch” initiative. This summit seeks to coordinate global policing efforts to tackle the rise in antisemitism and hate crimes. By visiting this historic site of the Holocaust, these leaders vowed to prevent a recurrence of such tragedies through modern enforcement strategies and enhanced intelligence cooperation.
Members of the International Police delegation are seen touring Auschwitz on April 12, 2026. (Yossi Zeliger)
VIDEO: Rabid anti-Semite Hasan Piker calls Bill Maher an ‘Islamophobe’ while appearing alongside Michigan Senate candidate Abdul Al-Sayed. WATCH HERE:
BUH-BYE: Student organizer Mahmoud Khalil faces imminent deportation after the Board of Immigration Appeals dismissed his challenge to a denied asylum claim. Khalil, a central figure in Columbia University’s anti-Israel encampments, was previously flagged for potential extremist ties. This ruling marks a significant victory for lawmakers demanding accountability for foreign nationals participating in disruptive, unauthorized campus protests and visa violations.
HATEFUL HECKLER: Comedian Jessica Kirson is sounding the alarm on brazen antisemitism after a heckler disrupted her performance with vitriolic slurs. Kirson noted a disturbing shift in public sentiment, observing that bigots no longer feel the need to hide their prejudice. The incident highlights a growing trend of aggressive, face-to-face confrontations targeting Jewish public figures and performers.
Judy Gold speaks onstage during the event “Joy Behar, Susan Lucci, Sherri Shepherd and Judy Gold in Conversation: My First Ex-Husband” at 92NY in New York City on March 19, 2025. (Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images)
GUEST EDITORIAL: Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, an Israeli civil rights attorney who represents terror victims suing Iran, explains how Iran’s Islamic Republic has systematically weaponized antisemitism to maintain power. By dismantling once-thriving Jewish communities through executions, sham trials, and forced flight, the regime embedded hatred into its ideological core, she writes.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “It’s come to this: Antisemites aren’t even ashamed anymore, even on the Upper West Side.” – Comedienne Judy Gold after a bigoted heckler was booted from her stand-up performance.
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