Fox News’ “Antisemitism Exposed” newsletter brings you stories on the rising anti-Jewish prejudice across the U.S. and the world.
IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:
– Dem AG urges Jewish voters to put humanity above ‘safety and security’ of own people
– Trump indicates support for Christian-backed plan to help Canadian Jews escape antisemitism
– Movie star accused of antisemitism by Hollywood insiders over Paramount merger remarks
TOP STORY: Michigan’s Jewish Attorney General Dana Nessel is facing furious backlash after telling Jewish Democrats they have a “moral imperative” to put the world’s needs above their “own survival.” Invoking Queen Esther at a closed-door event, Nessel urged voters to sacrifice their security—and even ignore antisemitism—to save humanity and elect Democrats. Critics branded her jaw-dropping plea a new low.
VIDEO: Israeli President Isaac Herzog says antisemitism is an “age-old plague” that harms entire societies, pointing to Holocaust denial and social media distortions as growing challenges. WATCH HERE:
ESCAPE FROM CANADA: A coalition of Christian lawmakers is begging President Trump to grant emergency refuge to Canadian Jews, and Trump is signaling support. With antisemitic violence exploding north of the border, over 2,000 Jewish Canadians are desperate to flee. The plan would fast-track legal US immigration for persecuted families looking to escape the hate.
HOLLYWOOD HATER: Marvel superstar Mark Ruffalo is facing severe backlash after slamming Paramount’s massive $111B merger, accusing executives of fueling genocide through tech tied to Israel. Heavyweight producers and studio brass fired back, accusing Ruffalo of peddling “simple antisemitism” and hateful tropes about Jewish wealth. The furious actor blasted the claims as “appalling.”
COMMON BOND: Progressive Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is facing fresh fury after campaign records revealed he shares over 20 donors with infamous ex-GOP candidate Dan Bilzerian. Bilzerian made national headlines with vile, AI-fueled antisemitic attacks against his Republican primary opponent. The common link? Both candidates took tens of thousands from anti-Israel donors pushing to slash U.S. aid.
GUEST EDITORIAL: Veteran diplomat Shahar Azani writes that the attack on an NBC News crew by Israeli settlers should be condemned, but so should the press’s fixation on West Bank violence. The “no Jews, no news” approach deliberately feeds an anti-Israel pipeline that misinforms the public and fuels outrage, Azani argues.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “For generations, America has served as a refuge for people fleeing religious persecution. We urge you to ensure that, consistent with federal law and the security interests of the United States, that door remains open to our Jewish brothers and sisters in Canada who need it today.” – National Association of Christian Lawmakers in letter to President Trump.
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