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West Midlands police responded to viral videos claiming they were investigating a girl for viewing a social media post. They clarified the footage was misleading, and the investigation concerns a fake account sending indecent messages. No charges have been made, and the investigation continues.
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A recent poll shows American Jews' views on Israel are divided, with many now perceiving Israel's military actions as war crimes and supporting a ceasefire. Support for Israel among US voters has shifted, with increased sympathy for Palestinians, especially among younger voters and Democrats, amid ongoing Gaza conflict.
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Recent reports highlight a surge in antisemitic incidents and fears among Jewish communities in Europe and the US. In Europe, antisemitism and violence against Jewish students have increased amid political tensions. In the US, antisemitic harassment and violence have surged since October 2023, prompting safety concerns and security measures among Jewish Americans. Both regions face growing challenges to Jewish safety and identity.
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California has enacted a law creating an Office of Civil Rights to combat antisemitism in schools amid rising reports of harassment. Critics warn it may hinder classroom discussions on complex issues, while supporters emphasize its role in protecting Jewish students. The law costs about $4 million annually and responds to nationwide antisemitic incidents.
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As of November 2025, US schools and universities face escalating conflicts over antisemitism and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. California confronts a federal lawsuit challenging a new law aimed at combating antisemitism in schools. Universities like UVA and UCLA negotiate with the federal government over DEI bans and antisemitism probes, while K-12 schools report rising antisemitic harassment since 2023.
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Rabbi Kass, a long-serving NYPD chaplain known for supporting officers and responding to crises including 9/11, died at age 89. His career spanned nearly 60 years, during which he provided spiritual guidance and comfort to police officers and the Jewish community. His funeral was attended by city leaders and officers.
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Zohran Mamdani has been elected mayor of New York City, with support from progressive voters and some Jewish communities, despite his anti-Israel stance and support for BDS. His victory raises concerns over US-Israel relations, antisemitism, and the city’s political future, amid ongoing conflicts in Gaza.
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Zohran Mamdani, elected as New York City's first Muslim mayor, faces criticism from Jewish groups over his Israel policies and support for BDS. The ADL announced a monitor to track his administration, citing concerns about antisemitism and anti-Zionism amid rising tensions and hate crimes in the city. The story is current as of Sat, 15 Nov 2025 20:05:02 +0000.
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Zohran Mamdani, a far-left Democrat with anti-Israel views, has been elected mayor of New York City. His campaign included support for BDS and proposed legislation targeting Israeli settlements, raising fears among Jewish leaders about safety and city policies. The story highlights community reactions and potential policy impacts.