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French Jewish students decry court’s omission of antisemitism - EJP (opens the original)
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French Jewish students condemned a court’s decision this week to drop antisemitism charges from its sentencing of a woman for her role in a group assault of three Jewish students, whose attackers called them “dirty Zionists” as they beat them. The Union of French Jewish Students (UEJF) in a statement called the decision by the Correctional Tribunal of Strasbourg “scandalous,” adding: “What else needs to happen so we can name antisemitism?” Melek M. and another woman saw the victims removing and
Dutch cinema drops Oct. 7 screening of ‘NAZA’ - EJP (opens the original)
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A Dutch movie theater had scheduled an Oct. 7 screening of “NAZA,” a documentary widely seen as anti-Israel, but appeared to have removed it from its online schedule amid an outcry on Thursday. Filmhuis Lumen in Delft, near Rotterdam, this week initially scheduled screenings of “NAZA” on Oct. 4, Oct. 7 and Oct. 11, making it one of the first theaters in the world to screen the film following its premiere last week at the Venice International Film Festival. The film won the festival’s Special Jur
Dutch cinema drops Oct. 7 screening of 'NAZA' (opens the original)
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A Dutch movie theater had scheduled an Oct. 7 screening of “NAZA,” a documentary widely seen as anti-Israel, but appeared to have removed it from its online schedule amid an outcry on Thursday. Filmhuis Lumen in Delft, near Rotterdam, this week initially scheduled screenings of “NAZA” on Oct. 4, Oct. 7 and Oct. 11, making it one of the first theaters in the world to screen the film following its premiere last week at the Venice International Film Festival. The film won the festival’s Special Jur
French Jewish students decry court's omission of antisemitism (opens the original)
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French Jewish students condemned a court’s decision this week to drop antisemitism charges from its sentencing of a woman for her role in a group assault of three Jewish students, whose attackers called them “dirty Zionists” as they beat them. The Union of French Jewish Students (UEJF) in a statement called the decision by the Correctional Tribunal of Strasbourg “scandalous,” adding: “What else needs to happen so we can name antisemitism?” 3 étudiants juifs roués de coups sur leur campus à Stras
Jerusalem deputy mayor calls for protest outside UK consulate (opens the original)
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Arieh King, a deputy mayor of Jerusalem, on Monday helped promote a demonstration calling on the Israeli government to follow through with its plan to close the U.K. consulate in the city, which services Palestinians and acts as a liaison between London and the Palestinian Authority. “We demand action right now, and we’re concerned about a scenario where Israel’s government fails to act on its stated policy,” King told JNS. On Sept. 8, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar announced the closure
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