– Quietly held views made explicit: Anti-Israel demonstrators call for a single state named “Palestine,” leaving no place for Israel
– Jewish student sues New York school district over “relentless antisemitic harassment”
– Professor charged over alleged antisemitic online attacks and barred from campus
Anti-Israel demonstrators in several major U.S. cities openly called for the elimination of Israel, abandoning the language of a two-state solution. Protesters chanted for one Palestinian state stretching “from the river to the sea,” prompting bipartisan condemnation from lawmakers who said the slogans amounted to an explicit endorsement of extremism and the erasure of Israel.
Protestors march at an anti-Israel protest in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 10, 2026. (Brooke Curto/News Outlet)
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani again defended his Oct. 7 statement accusing Israel of committing “genocide” in Gaza, renewing a debate over his language and stance on the Israel-Hamas war.
A Jewish middle school student is suing a New York school district, alleging that she endured relentless antisemitic harassment after the Oct. 7 massacre. The lawsuit describes alleged Nazi salutes, antisemitic slurs and physical violence, while accusing school administrators of repeatedly dismissing complaints. Her family is now seeking accountability in court.
Federal authorities arrested Haverford College religion professor Guangtian Ha over allegations that he used anonymous social media accounts to launch dozens of antisemitic attacks against a Jewish colleague. Prosecutors say Ha posted threats, disclosed the victim’s home address and caused the family to leave their home. He has been barred from campus and faces federal charges.
Haverford College associate professor Guangtian Ha was arrested after allegedly making anonymous antisemitic threats to a Jewish colleague. (HKB Photo)
A member of a U.N. inquiry acknowledged serious questions surrounding investigators’ claims that most Palestinians killed in Gaza were civilians. At the same time, Palestinian Ministry of Health figures showed Gaza’s population increased in 2025: The territory recorded 50,227 live births, compared with 24,650 registered total deaths. Critics said the figures challenged accusations that Israel intended to destroy Gaza’s population.
The Anti-Defamation League says Wikipedia remains vulnerable to coordinated manipulation by bad-faith editors. Although the online encyclopedia banned a group of rogue users more than a year ago, the ADL said 91% of the group’s flagged edits remained active on prominent pages, raising fresh concerns about Wikipedia’s ability to prevent organized bias and online hate campaigns.
A luxury hotel in Dublin reportedly withdrew from hosting an international conference focused on combating antisemitism after its general manager asked whether the Israel Defense Forces would participate. Jewish community leaders condemned the decision and questioned why even a reference to Jewish issues could cause a business arrangement to collapse.
Daniel Schatz, a political scientist, author and international affairs expert, argues that the Nobel Peace Prize has drifted from Alfred Nobel’s original vision and become an award shaped by ideological politics. Pointing to 2026 laureate Navi Pillay, who has accused Israel of genocide and criticized free speech, Schatz said the prize increasingly rewards insider political positioning instead of meaningful work toward international peace.
“Her troubling record on antisemitism and gross breach of ethics in presiding over a notorious UN commission utterly disqualifies her from such an award.” – UN Watch Executive Director Hillel Neuer on new Nobel Prize winner Navi Pillay.
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