Fox News’ “Anti-Semitism Exposed” newsletter brings you stories about anti-Semitism in the United States and around the world.
In today’s newsletter:
-Gal Gadot defended support for Israel on October 7, shocked the hatred she received
– “Safety without him”: Colombian students say classmates arrested by ICE “hate America”
– Marco Rubio clashes with CBS hosts to threaten Hamas sympathizers
Beverly Hills, California – March 2002: Gal Gadot attends the Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Radhika Jones, at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, California on March 2, 2025. (Photo taken by Karwai Tang/Wireimage) (Karwai Tang/Wireimage)
Top stories: Israeli actress Gal Gadot defends her decision In an interview to continue opposing Hamas’s October 7, 2023 massacre in Israel, she said she was “shocked” by how much sulfuric acid she faced. “I’m shocked by the amount of hatred, people think they know how much they don’t know when and how often the media is unfair. So I have to speak up.”
video: Brooke Goldstein, executive director of the lawyers program, joined the “U.S. Newsroom” to discuss the latest news about the deportation of the Irving University doctor who attended the funeral of a Hezbollah terrorist in Lebanon. Watch here:
“Watch the news”: Secretary of State Marco Rubio Clash with CBS “Facing the Country” host Margaret Brennan On Sunday, the State Department order revoked the green card of former Columbia student activist Mahmoud Khalil. “Is there any evidence to be linked to terrorism, or is it just his point of view?” Brennan asked. Rubio asked the news host if she knew about the camps of relatives who took over the university campus after Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel on October 7. Rubio replied: “You should watch the news.”
Good barriers: Previous classmates Mahmoud KhalilPalestinian Colombia graduate student was recently arrested by ICE He spoke out loudly after being arrestedsaid she felt “safer with him” and claimed that he “had hated everything America and its representative.” A Jewish female graduate student said she was afraid to defend her beliefs out of fear of Khalil’s revenge. She called Khalil an “insidious” presence on campus and said she even gave up one of the classes because of him.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul dislikes the post she considers anti-Semitism. (Photo by Alex Kent/Getty Images)
Nut Professor Position: The Hunter Academy in New York City is Reprocessing its “Palestine Studies” professorship position back New York Governor Kathy Hochul Instructed City University of New York (CUNY) to form a college to adjudicate anti-Semitism concerns. “Hunt Academy raised concerns about the language used in online publishing,” the college told Fox News Digital in contact for comment.
Defined bias: Anti-Defamation League (ADL) claims that many Wikipedia editors have been involved in the “coordinated campaign” smear State of Israel And violated the website’s policy to insert relative narratives into articles covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Regarding the report “Hate Editor: How Anti-Israel and Anti-Semitic Bias Destroy Wikipedia’s Neutrality”, ADL analyzed 30 “malicious” and “suspicious” thousands of editing and chat logs edited by Wikipedia, dating back to 2002.
Lai Guest Editorial: Doron Steinbrecher was detained by Hamas terrorists for 471 days, calling for the release of all hostages and one Special message from President Donald Trump.
Weekly quote: “You should watch the news. These guys took over the entire building.” Secretary of State Marco Rubio served as CBS host Margaret Brennan, discussing Columbia University’s Hamas sympathizer.
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