International Conference in Jerusalem Debates Response to the New Antisemitism
Spike in attacks on Jews around the world driven by social media, anti-Zionism, attendees say.
Rabbi Jaime Aklepi joins with others for an interfaith Rally Against Anti-Semitism, hosted by Greater Miami Jewish Federation at the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach on June 03, 2021 in Miami Beach, Florida. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
(The Media Line) Jews beaten by pro-Palestinian thugs in broad daylight in downtown Manhattan. Jews assaulted by a mob at a sushi restaurant in Los Angeles hours later. Synagogue windows smashed in Arizona, Illinois and cities across Europe. Convoys of cars driving through London’s streets with a loudspeaker threatening the rape of Jewish girls.
Jerusalem conference debates rise of new form of anti-Semitism
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A group backed by the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel protested the unloading of a container ship.
Britain’s Union of Jewish Students and the Bristol Jewish Society said in response to Miller’s reinstatement, “It is with contempt and outrage that we have learned that David Miller and the environment of hate which he creates has returned to campus.”
Both groups called on the University of Bristol to “immediately suspend Miller, pending the completion of its investigation.”
“Hate has been allowed to fester at Bristol and Vice Chancellor Hugh Brady is ignoring the pleas of his Jewish students in not taking action to suspend Miller,” they added. “It is high time that the university acted to prevent further harassment of its Jewish students, and avoid another mark against the university’s record.”