Gabby Deutch
Senior National Correspondent at Jewish Insider
Senior national correspondent @J_Insider | get in touch: [email protected] | twin, Florida woman, outdoors person
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1 week ago |
jewishinsider.com | Gabby Deutch
The man accused of setting fire to the governor’s residence in Harrisburg, Pa., hours after Gov. Josh Shapiro hosted a Passover Seder there for family and friends did so to protest Shapiro’s stance toward the Palestinians, according to a police search warrant. Cody Balmer, the suspect, allegedly threw homemade explosives into the mansion in the middle of the night, igniting a fire that caused severe damage to the home.
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1 week ago |
jewishinsider.com | Gabby Deutch
Jewish faculty, alumni and students at Harvard — including some who have been outspoken against Harvard’s handling of antisemitism over the past year and a half — are watching with concern as the White House targets the Ivy League institution and the university prepares to battle with the Trump administration.
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1 week ago |
jewishinsider.com | Gabby Deutch
Like many good children’s stories, Next Year in the White House features colorful illustrations, young protagonists and a furry four-legged friend. But why is this children’s book different from all other children’s books? Those characters are the daughters and the dog of President Barack Obama, and this story begins with them walking around a table set elaborately for a Passover Seder.
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2 weeks ago |
jewishinsider.com | Gabby Deutch
The federal agency responsible for approving immigration applications will begin screening applicants’ social media accounts for evidence of antisemitic activity, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced on Wednesday, the latest action from the Trump administration directed at foreigners deemed to be antisemitic or pro-Hamas. “Sec.
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2 weeks ago |
jewishinsider.com | Gabby Deutch
Two weeks after Donald Trump was elected president for a second time in November, Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt — then the U.S. special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism — said she believed the Trump administration would take antisemitism seriously. Now, in her first public comments about Trump’s recent actions to address the rise of antisemitism on college campuses, Lipstadt is raising concerns about the way the president is tackling the issue.
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