– Leo Terrell takes the Trump administration’s antisemitism fight on a nationwide tour
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Justice Department antisemitism task force chief Leo Terrell is taking the fight directly to communities across the country. Criticizing local officials for failing to protect synagogues and classrooms, Terrell is bringing federal prosecutors and FBI officials to cities including New York and Detroit to confront rising hate crimes and enforce civil rights protections.
Leo Terrell, Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, is heading up a new Justice Department Task Force to Combat Antisemitism. (Christian Monterrosa/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Parishad Kavyani grew up under Iran’s Islamic Republic before moving to Canada. She explains how her childhood challenged her assumptions about modern activism and why she eventually left the pro-Palestine movement she once supported.
A Midtown Manhattan terror spree ended with an arrest after 32-year-old Anna Mochalova was accused of targeting Jewish victims. Police say she stabbed a man in the back outside the Diamond District before slashing another man who was wearing a yarmulke just minutes later. The alleged stalker reportedly asked a third man whether he was Jewish, then apologized and fled after he said he was Muslim.
Federal agents halted a potential bloodbath in Utah after 22-year-old Skyler Rose allegedly wrote online that he wanted to carry out an attack. Agents raided his Ogden home and seized six live pipe bombs, bomb-making materials and two rifles. The suspected extremist faces serious hate crime, explosives and child sex abuse charges that could send him to prison for decades.
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Holocaust educator Dov Forman is urging New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to study Britain’s aggressive response to antisemitism in schools. The United Kingdom adopted 27 measures, including stricter reporting requirements and official definitions of Jew-hatred. Critics say Mamdani’s 33-page plan avoids key definitions and provides too few measurable benchmarks for protecting Jewish students.
Swedish political scientist and author Daniel Schatz warns that a prominent climate activist’s record deserves closer examination. He argues that her turn toward anti-Israel extremism—including support for “Zionism is racism” motions, participation in radical protests and acceptance of awards linked to terror sympathizers—should draw scrutiny rather than progressive praise. Schatz also questions who finances her international activism.
“It’s a million dollars in security in a city with a million Jews. It’s a dollar a Jew.” — Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz, senior rabbi of New York’s Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun, discussing Mayor Mamdani’s antisemitism plan.
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