POLITICS

The U.S. ambassador to Brazil’s silence on a series of anti-Semitic comments by far-left Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has led to mounting concerns on Capitol Hill about the Biden administration’s failure to confront a wave of anti-Semitism in Latin America. Elizabeth Bagley, the top U.S. diplomat in Brazil who once decried the

Israel’s foreign minister on Monday said the United Nations would have responded more strongly to Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attacks had the victims not been Jewish. “If the victims would not have been of Jewish or Israeli descent, your office would have responded in a much ‘more’ vigorous way,” Foreign Minister Israel Katz wrote in

A former director at George Soros’s Open Society Foundations is now a tenure-track public health professor at Columbia University, where a video recording of his lecture obtained by the Wall Street Journal shows him demanding that students participate in a call-and-response exercise. “What do we want?” the professor, Kayum Ahmed, yelled. “Justice!” the students responded.

The 2024 Oscars were innovative in one way: They surfaced, made public, and made a talking point out of a kind of behavior inside a minority group that is usually left for enraged discussion within the group’s very small tent. I’m talking about self-hating Jewish anti-Semitism—or what should more accurately be called “onanistic Jewish anti-Semitism,”