'Antisemitism Exposed' Newsletter | Safir Arjan: Israel Haters Admit What They Really Want

The Safir Arjan newsletter titled 'Antisemitism Exposed' brings you stories on rising anti-Jewish prejudice across the United States and the world.

Three voices in pro-Palestinian protests answer one question: What is the solution?

- The quiet part is loud: The anti-Israel mob wants a state called Palestine that will wipe out Israel.

- Jewish student sues New York school for 'relentless anti-Semitic harassment'

- The professor was accused of anti-Semitic online attacks and was banned from entering the university

Highlights: Anti-Israel protesters in major U.S. cities have called off all demonstrations and openly called for the complete eradication of the Jewish state. Discarding the rhetoric of two states, radical mobs chanted for a Palestinian nation that spanned "from the river to the sea." The brazen, unmasked calls for Israel's obliteration have drawn a bipartisan backlash from lawmakers denouncing the rising tide of overt extremism.

Video: New York Mayor Zahran Mamdani reiterates her October 7 statement accusing Israel of committing "genocide" in Gaza. Watch here:

Fighting back: A brave Jewish middle school student is slapping a New York school district with a massive lawsuit, exposing relentless and systematic anti-Semitic abuse. The horrifying case shows how bullies harassed him with Nazi salutes, insults and brutal violence after the October 7 massacre. His family, fed up with administrators constantly spewing toxic hate, is taking the district to court.

CAMPUS CREEP: FBI agents handcuff Haverford College religion professor Guangtian Ha for allegedly launching a horrific cyberstalking campaign against a Jewish colleague. Haa used anonymous social media accounts to post dozens of vicious anti-Semitic threats, reveal the victim's home address and force their families to flee, prosecutors said. The radical academic, who was banned from the university, now faces federal charges.

Guangtianha, an associate professor at Haverford College, was arrested on charges of making anonymous anti-Semitic threats to a Jewish colleague. (HKB photo)

Rebuttal of statistics: A member of the UN inquiry has admitted that investigators have never independently verified claims that most Palestinians killed in Gaza were civilians. Meanwhile, data from the Palestinian Ministry of Health showed that Gaza's population actually increased in 2025, with 50,227 live births far outnumbering the 24,650 recorded deaths - prompting accusations that Israel is trying to wipe out the local population.

Source of Hate: Anti-Defamation League warns Wikipedia is failing to clean up anti-Semitic and anti-Israel propaganda by bad-acting editors. Despite banning a coordinated group of unruly users more than a year ago, the online encyclopedia left 91 percent of their biased and flagged edits active on prominent homepages — proving that its protection policies against online hate campaigns are completely useless.

HOTEL SNUB: A luxury hotel in Dublin abruptly canceled 70 room reservations for an international conference against anti-Semitism after its general manager suddenly demanded to know if the Israel Defense Forces were involved. Outraged leaders of the Jewish community slammed the cryptic remarks, questioning how the mere mention of "Jew" could instantly change a business deal on its head.

Guest editorial: Political scientist, author and international affairs expert Daniel Schatz argues that the Nobel Peace Prize has moved away from Alfred Nobel's vision to become a tool for progressive activism. Citing 2026 laureate Navi Pillay, who is known for her accusations of genocide and disregard for freedom of expression, Schatz warns that the award now rewards ideological insinuations rather than genuine efforts to achieve international peace.

Quoted from the week: "His alarming record of anti-Semitism and gross violations of ethics at the head of the infamous UN commission completely disqualifies him from such an award." - Hillel Neuer, Executive Director of UN Watch, on the new Nobel laureate Navi Pillai.

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