Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday called antisemitism a global "disease" affecting the world, including on U.S. campuses, which Congress is working to combat. The U.S. is also targeting the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen as they continue launching missiles at Israel.

Israelis ran for cover Thursday afternoon as two more missiles were fired from Yemen in the middle of the day targeting Jerusalem and central Israel. Interceptors shot both of them down.

The head of the federal task force to combat antisemitism dismissed “rumors” Thursday that Columbia University was nearing a deal to restore $400 million in federal funds frozen by the Trump administration, arguing that the Ivy League school was “not even close” to meeting President Trump’s demands. 

If you have little talent and few prospects, the quickest way to turn things around these days is to go on social media and accuse the Jews of starting the Vietnam War or blame them for replacing beef tallow with seed oil. Call yourself a “historian” or “researcher,” and wait. You’ll be a guest on Tucker Carlson’s podcast in no time.

Indeed, in the past couple of weeks, two of the most unhinged antisemitic “influencers” have been guests on two of the most popular podcasts in the country.

New York City police over the weekend arrested a man accused of finger-drawing a swastika on a Jewish man’s Cybertruck in protest of Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who is President Trump’s chief bureaucracy cutter.

Authorities took Michael Lewis, 42, into custody on charges of aggravated harassment Saturday after the Cybertruck owner saw the suspect double-park his car next to the electric vehicle, jump out and draw the symbol in the dust on his truck.

Some academic institutions are finally facing a long-overdue reckoning after refusing to enforce the law (and their own policies) in the face of systemic abuses and lawlessness from pro-Hamas mobs.  Jewish students have been threatened, attacked, harassed, and even prevented from attending classes or walking freely on their own campuses.  Many of these episodes arguably or incontrovertibly constitute civil rights violations, on top of all the other chaos and dysfunction.

The Department of Justice has opened a civil rights investigation into the sprawling University of California system over concerns about antisemitism, The Free Press has learned.

In a letter sent Monday evening to the UC system and seen by The Free Press, the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division informed UC president Michael Drake of its investigation.

The Palm Beach Post fired its editorial page editor after the Florida paper ran a cartoon on the war in Gaza that local Jewish groups slammed as antisemitic.

Tony Doris, 67, who worked at the Gannett-owned broadsheet for more than 20 years, was let go last month following the backlash.

We can only speculate on the answer, but I have some theories about why PBS, NPR, and the BBC are so viciously antisemitic. 

And yes, they are antisemitic, anti-Israel, and pro-Jihadist terrorism. 

Last week I wrote two articles about the BBC scandal in which the Beeb funded and aired a "documentary" that was nothing but Hamas propaganda, featuring Hamas family members, narrated by the son of a Hamas official, and was filmed by a Hamas supporter. 

A torrent of evil continues to be unleashed on Jews.

The piano had clearly been through hell. It’s just a piano, of course. Except that this instrument once made beautiful music at the hands of Oded Lifshitz, an 83-year-old who spent 503 days in Hamas captivity — or at least his body did. And so it can never be a mere piano again. It is a relic of martyrdom, an artifact of an ongoing war — a hell on earth for hostages and families living a prolonged agony. It can never be forgotten. Oded Lifshitz was from Kibbutz Nir Oz.

Donald Trump has signed an executive order to “combat antisemitism” that asks agencies to explore ways to deport pro-Palestinian activists, including student protesters.

The US president’s order instructs federal agencies to identify available civil and criminal authorities in order to “combat antisemitism”, specifically by deporting resident aliens – such as students with visas – who were found to have broken the law during protests.