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Finally returning home: American family repatriates five ancient artifacts to Greece
Mendoni expressed her gratitude to the Gray family for their decision to return the artifacts, noting that it “highlights the decisive role of citizens in the protection of cultural heritage.”
‘Buffer zones’ come to California, as a lawmaker proposes limiting protests near houses of worship
Antisemitism emerges as a defining issue in 2026 California governor’s race
‘Tax the Jews’ chants break out at event held by Jewish mayor of San Francisco
SF State University’s student government passes Israel boycott resolution
Student government resolutions are not binding on the school.
Federal agencies probe SFSU for attempting to host terrorist Leila Khaled
According to the non-profit Lawfare project, SFSU may have violated a US anti-terrorist statute.
Jewish students in NorCal ask district to fight against antisemitism
“We believe the ‘action’ taken thus far by the administration has done nothing to make us feel secure and safe."
Zoom cancels Leila Khaled webinar at San Francisco State University
Khaled was a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), which hijacked El Al Flight 219 on September 6, 1970.
Leila Khaled address to SF State Univ. may contravene anti-terror laws
A speech due to be given by the former PFLP terrorist and "poster girl for Palestinian terrorism" at San Francisco State University has drawn much criticism.
Israeli law firm demands California uni. drop PLFP hijacker as speaker
Plane hijacker Leila Khaled is due to address San Francisco State University's Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas study program on September 23.
SFSU to host PLFP hijacker Leila Khaled as part of 'resistance' event
The PLFP was heavily involved in terrorist attacks and suicide bombings during the Second Intifada from 2000 to 2005.
SF Giants’ first home game blessed by seafaring ‘Rally Rabbi’
Rabbi Yosef Langer blew his shofar to bless the Giants, who faced off against the San Diego Padres.
Facebook ad shows Jewish California senator clutching Monopoly money
Jeremy Russell, a spokesperson for the Jewish Community Relations Council of San Francisco, called the ad “cringeworthy,” CalMatters reported.
San Francisco health dept. confirms giving drugs to homeless in hotels
The health department handed out controlled substances to at least 43 homeless individuals staying in the hotels, in order to deter them from leaving the premises.
