Jewish supermodel ditches her mezuzah over safety fears as antisemitism climbs in London
Caprice Bourret said she was “Afraid of the safety” for her children and said she “doesn’t recognize this country anymore.”
Caprice Bourret said she was “Afraid of the safety” for her children and said she “doesn’t recognize this country anymore.”
This ordinance sets a precedent that advocates hope will inspire municipalities across the country to follow suit
In response to the police summons, Forreau wrote that there is a "criminalization of voices for Palestine" but that she will not be silenced.
The 29-year-old had traveled to Temple Israel by Uber on December 7, and approached the house of worship's entrance with a Kel-Tec 12-gauge pump shotgun.
"There is an explosion of antisemitic acts and threats, the Israel/Hamas conflict has been transposed onto our soil," Richard Zelmati of the Crif Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes told Actu Lyon.
The previous July 10, 2024, attack saw vandals set fire to the synagogue's electrical box
AleF added that such manifestations of antisemitism are unacceptable in a city that was once a symbol of humanity and resistance to Nazi crimes.
Deadline reported that TIFF management cited problems with copyright in their decision to rescind their invitation.
French Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot confirmed on Tuesday that the air traffic controller would be “stripped of all ability to practice until further notice.”
UC President James Milliken said that the Justice Department had made the proposal to UCLA on Friday, on the heels of the university system’s offer to engage “in good faith dialogue."
HRF and PCHR said the killing was not "just another tragedy in a long war on the press" but a "clear-cut criminal act — a war crime and part of a broader genocidal campaign."