The CEO of the mini-chain of coffee houses apologized “for any pain the wearing of this sweatshirt may have caused.”
Prof. Shai Davidai called the university president’s response “an A-, but with much room for improvement.”
Jewish member claims they did not feel comfortable expressing their Zionist beliefs due to fear of retaliation.
The bipartisan group includes Los Angeles representatives, Brad Sherman (D-Sherman Oaks) and Ted Lieu (D-West LA).
The United States Attorney for the District of Columbia is reported to be perturbed by Wikipedia articles on “the Israel-Hamas conflict that are clearly targeted against Israel to benefit other countries.”
It also revealed that 83% of Americans affirm Israel’s right to take military action against Hamas to rescue hostages, compel meaningful negotiations and disarm the terrorist group.
Conservative think tank is reportedly planning to unmask editors behind antisemitic content.
The nonprofit identified 30 “bad faith” editors who appear to be coordinating on topics related to Israel and the Jews.
Rather than retreating, Frerichs has responded by becoming more vocal about the investment policies of his office and the importance of standing against intimidation.
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