Fox News’ newsletter “Antisemitism Exposed” sheds light on increasing anti-Jewish sentiment both in the U.S. and globally.

IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:
– Discover the far-left streamer causing online uproar and creating rifts within the Democratic Party
– Fetterman acknowledges his pro-Israel stance is straining party relations
– A Harvard alumnus commends the Trump administration’s approach to antisemitism at the prestigious university

Zohran Mamdani, soon to be New York City’s mayor, celebrated his groundbreaking electoral win on Tuesday evening, November 4, 2025, in New York City, USA. Notable internet personality Hasan Piker was present at Mamdani’s election night gathering. (Selcuk Acar/Anadolu via Getty Images)

TOP STORY: Garnering a following of over 3 million online, Hasan Piker is a Twitch streamer known for his controversial statements, including antisemitic remarks and the assertion that the U.S. “deserved” 9/11. Despite his divisive nature, Democrats find themselves at odds over denouncing him. While some progressive figureheads engage with him to connect with younger demographics, critics argue that his extreme views and support for groups like Hamas are fracturing the party.

VIDEO: Actress Debra Messing discusses experiences with antisemitism, her response to events on October 7, and the backlash she faced for her pro-Israel views. WATCH HERE:

MORAL CLARITY: Senator John Fetterman emphasized the significance of “moral clarity” as he navigates growing tensions with the Democratic Party. His unwavering support for Israel and opposition to a government shutdown have highlighted these differences. Fetterman criticized fellow Democrats for giving platforms to contentious figures like Hasan Piker, accusing them of disregarding federal employees. He stands firm in his convictions, valuing integrity over party conformity.

GRATEFUL GRAD: A Harvard alum is applauding the Trump administration’s aggressive crackdown on the university’s admissions and safety policies. The graduate praised federal probes into alleged race-based preferences and the school’s “failure” to protect Jewish students from antisemitism. The move follows a massive $2.2 billion funding freeze, as the White House demands Harvard overhaul its leadership and “hostile” international admissions.

Harvard faculty and staff hold signs from inside Harvard Yard during a press conference by faculty supporters of the Harvard Out of Palestine coalition outside Harvard Yard.  (John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

BLAMING THE JEWS: ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan faces renewed disciplinary scrutiny after a UN investigation found a “factual basis” for sexual misconduct allegations involving a female aide. While an internal judicial panel suggested he could resume duties, ICC member states recently voted to extend proceedings. Khan denies the “smear” campaign, which coincides with his high-profile push for war crimes warrants against Israeli leaders.

GUEST EDITORIAL: Federal judge Roy Altman argues that the “keyboard courtroom” of social media fosters extremism and misinformation. To combat this, he suggests teaching younger generations to adopt a “juror’s mindset”—evaluating claims through objective evidence, neutral observation, and logic rather than emotion. By applying legal methodologies to digital discourse, citizens can better distinguish facts from divisive slogans and propaganda.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “I may have lost the socialist vote and the pro-Iran vote in my party, but that’s part of my party that’s growing, unfortunately.” – Sen. John Fetterman.

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