The BBC still has a lengthy list of people they need to send packing to rid the broadcaster of antisemitism. Time for BBC Director General Tim Davie to get busy on this as a top priority. BBC Director General Acknowledges “Antisemitic Behaviour By People Who Worked With Us” In All-Staff Note That Seeks To Rebuild Relations https://deadline.com/2024/02/bbc-director-general-tim-davie-antisemitism-1235828189/
Freelance Reporter = Pro-Hamas Terrorist Supporter --- each and every time. Freelance reporter threatened to ‘kill every Jew’ and shoot pro-Israel US officials: court docs https://nypost.com/2024/02/19/us-ne...and-shoot-pro-israel-us-officials-court-docs/ A freelance reporter based in Fort Wayne, Indiana is facing up to five years in federal prison after allegedly threatening to “kill every Jew” in the city and “shoot every pro-Israel US government official,” according to a federal affidavit filed in court last week. Jeffrey Stevens, 41, is charged with posting threats using interstate communications, which carries a maximum of five years in federal prison. He was first reported to the FBI after “multiple concerning Facebook posts” following the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel, according to the affidavit. Stevens also threatened to “kill every Jew” in Fort Wayne. In an interview with the FBI on Feb. 2, Stevens admitted to posting on the CIA’s website that he was going to shoot pro-Israel US government officials, according to the affidavit. He also admitted to sending the Fort Wayne Police Department a message on Facebook saying he would “kill every Jew.” He said during the interview that he was drunk when he posted the messages, the affidavit says. Stevens is also alleged to have posted that he will “make sure that every CIA member who is pro-Israel is eliminated.” The Detroit News first reported the affidavit Monday. Stevens at an anti-Israel rally The affidavit was filed on Feb. 12 in US District Court for the Northern District of Indiana. Stevens was arrested last week and will remain in custody, according to an Feb. 16 order from a federal judge. Stevens’ attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment. A survey released Tuesday by the American Jewish Committee found one quarter of American Jews said they have been the target of antisemitism in the past year. The national survey found that nearly two-thirds of American Jews feel less secure in the U.S. than they did a year ago
Let's see what Hillary Clinton has to say about the youth on college campuses. Well they are woefully ignorant of history, are being led astray by antisemites and sadly are unable to identify who the terrorists are. Well once in a while she gets something right. Hillary Clinton: Youth 'woefully uninformed' on Israeli-Palestinian conflict Clinton described an environment at the university where students who are highly engaged on global issues only regularly protest Israel, despite not knowing the history. https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/article-788087
Let's take a look at a billionaire who is taking antisemitism on globally. Robert Kraft Is Working to Stop the 'Hate Going on in the World' with His Antisemitism Foundation (Exclusive) Kraft's foundation ran a powerful Super Bowl ad featuring Dr. Clarence B. Jones https://people.com/robert-kraft-reflects-on-progress-his-antisemitism-foundation-exclusive-8594578 It's been nearly one year since Robert Kraft announced his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (FCAS), and now the New England Patriots owner is reflecting on the work his foundation has done. Kraft, 82, initially invested $25 million into the multi-faceted campaign fighting antisemitism. Earlier this month, FCAS ran a commercial during the 2024 Super Bowl featuring Dr. Clarence B. Jones, famously known for his speech writing work with Martin Luther King Jr. The 30-second spot from FCAS opens with Jones, 82, saying, "Sometimes I imagine what I'd write today for my dear friend Martin. I'd remind people that all hate thrives on one thing — silence," and goes on to encourage viewers to "speak out" against all forms of hate. Jones' participation in the spot meant a great deal to Kraft, the NFL owner tells PEOPLE. "I've always admired Martin Luther King Jr. as a man. I love people who can capture people when they speak, and he had a way of speaking that was just very special. He could connect with people." Robert Kraft Announces Antisemitism Initiative – And He's Got Tom Brady and Meek Mill On Board Kraft continues, "And then Dr. Jones was his consigliere, his speech writer, and is a man of great depth and a lover of mankind. I had the privilege of spending three and a half hours with him in a private setting." "We need more people like Martin Luther King and Clarence Jones, people who are open to every way that people think, good people who are bridge-builders," Kraft says. "There is so much hate going on in the world. When we're born, no one is born with hate. It's learned and taught, and we've got to stop it." Last Spring, Kraft and his wife, Dana Blumberg, led the March of the Living in Poland, where 20,000 people walked between the remnants of concentration camps there. "I took Meek Mill, who is a friend, because I wanted him to see what happened there years ago, and he came with us as we led this march. And when he went through Auschwitz, and he saw 46,000 women's scalps piled up in a room, piled up with baby shoes, he came over to me with tears in his eyes," Kraft says. The Patriots owner says he "created the foundation to combat Jewish hate and all hate," and he wanted it to be driven by "actionable data" and "something that appealed to the empathy that I believe all human beings have," he says. The foundation conducted a study with Boston Consulting Group (BCG) to better understand how Americans are educated through media. "We saw from our last TV ad that we did in April and May, that we had reached between 130 and 150 million adults, seven to 10 times, and our ad changed the way people thought," says Kraft. "We raised from 20% of the population to 40%, that they had to stand up and not be silent, and look to help their brothers or sisters in need. But there's still a long way to go." Beyond combatting hate, Kraft says a major goal of this initiative is "about education" of Americans. "Social media has become such a powerful tool and weapon that young people aren't getting the straight facts, because there's so many falsehoods on social media and it has such wide coverage." "So we felt that going to the greatest TV event in America, the only time that you can reach probably a couple hundred million people, when it's all said and done, with this message of empathy and standing up to all hate should be in the Super Bowl. So it's very expensive to get 30 seconds, but we hope it's going to be a good return on investment."
Maybe Jews dislike them because they are marching around demanding that all the Jews be put to death.