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Ivy League Student Faces Backlash Over Antisemitic Remarks, Highlighted in Fox News’ ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter

Cornell University is conducting an investigation concerning student Austin Franco following allegations that he rejected an internship with the startup VryfID due to antisemitic reasons. Franco reportedly declined the opportunity by stating bluntly, “Not interested in working for a Jew.” The university has denounced this act of discrimination and has escalated the matter to its Office of Civil Rights for further review.

Aiden and Gabe Einhorn are the founders of VryfID, the company at the center of this controversy. The startup has been gaining attention, but now grapples with the implications of this incident.

In related news, eight individuals have been formally charged with making alleged threats against leaders at the University of Michigan, local businesses, and a Jewish federation in the area. These charges highlight ongoing tensions and concerns within the community regarding antisemitic threats and actions.

Aiden Einhorn and Gabe Einhorn

Aiden Einhorn and Gabe Einhorn founded VryfID. (Gabe Einhorn)

 Eight suspects were charged for alleged threats against University of Michigan leaders, businesses and a local Jewish federation. :

: A viral video from the Iran-New Zealand World Cup match at SoFi Stadium shows security while leaving nearby Palestinian flags untouched. Staff claimed they were following FIFA orders for the fan’s “safety.” The incident has sparked outrage over an alleged anti-Jewish double standard, as tournament rules explicitly ban all unapproved political displays.

Israel has officially designated Route 60 as the “,” transforming the 4,000-year-old road into a historic tourist destination from Nazareth to Beersheba. Passing through foundational landmarks like Hebron and Jerusalem, the Route 66-style initiative aims to bring Scripture to life while firmly anchoring the nation’s ancient Jewish identity against attempts to erase biblical history.

: Amjad Taha, a political strategist from the United Arab Emirates, writes that Iran’s favorite export isn’t oil, it’s antisemitism. He argues by targeting Jews following Iranian missile strikes against Arab and Israeli civilians. By contrast, the UAE champions the Abraham Accords, proving that regional coexistence, shared trade, and mutual protection offer the ultimate weapon against the regime’s corrosive ideology.

“I was stating why I was not interested after you had asked to interview 3 times. I found out you were Jewish after the fact. My experiences with Jews have not been pleasant, both in person and online. This is not to say I haven’t had positive experiences, but on the aggregate that is not the case.” – Cornell University student Austin Franco, explaining his anti-Semitic rejection of an internship interview.

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