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The show, which will be broadcasted on Instagram TV and found on YouTube and Spotify, will be 25 minutes long and they have already recorded three episodes.
The show, called “Headlines with the Haddads,” features Israeli-Arab activist Yoseph Haddad and Social Lite Creative CEO Emily Schrader discussing the latest news in the Middle East while also playing off their real-life relationship; the two are engaged to be married later in 2022.
As of this writing, the Journal can confirm that a total of eight episodes of “Farrakhan Speaks” can be streamed on Spotify, featuring excerpts from various Farrakhan speeches.
“This demonstrates that Jewish students need assistance and protection from the growing threat of Antisemitism on American campuses,” the letter stated.
“Antisemitism on campus is a crisis that must be immediately addressed,” JOC CEO Julia Jassey said in a statement. “To do so, we need a clear understanding of the issue. This report takes a year of data submitted to Jewish on Campus by hundreds of students around the world and compiles it to give a robust understanding of what antisemitism truly looks like on campus.”
Grenell was speaking on a February 3 fireside chat with Iranian Americans for Liberty (IAL) Executive Director Bryan Leib.
SJP at UChicago posted on Instagram on January 26 a statement with a headline in all capital letters that read “DON’T TAKE SH*TTY ZIONIST CLASSES,” specifically citing three classes: “Multiculturalism in Israel,” “Narrating Israel and Palestine Through Literature and Film,” and “Gender Relations in Israel.
Naomi Perlman had shrapnel caught in her leg after a Hamas rocket hit her Ashkelon home during the conflict, Jewish Telegraphic Agency reported. Since then, she had various hospital stints before dying from the shrapnel wounds in a nursing home. Her caretaker, Soumya Soutash, was killed in the rocket strike.
The lecturer, identified as 31-year-old Matthew Harris, is accused of sending an 800-page manifesto to various students and faculty at UCLA threatening violence against them.
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