American Jewish Community

The school's inversion of "academic freedom" to paint away the pattern of harassment makes for a shocking and a shameful new low.

"U.S. Jews have to get their act together and appreciate what they have in Israel - Before it is too late!" Trump wrote in a post met with criticism on Sunday.

"We need to be strong in the Jewish community, and we need to be strong about standing up against discrimination of any kind," said Minnesota Vikings co-owner Mark Wilf. A virtual rally took place on Thursday to call out the violence and hate against the Jewish community.

The president of the United States, through his words, actions and deeds, has established himself as a truly tremendous friend of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.

"They've set our community back 20 years, easily," Jenner said of the Trump administration.

"I think it's always better to be friends than co-workers," Spicer said.

A shooting survivor urges Americans to stand firmly against the NRA's "guns everywhere, for anyone, no questions asked" agenda.

Waves of threats against U.S. Jewish groups have been followed within hours by similar but smaller waves against Jewish organizations, mainly schools.

Threats were phoned in or emailed to JCCs in states including New York, Wisconsin, Illinois and Florida overnight and early on Tuesday.

The threats, all of which appeared to be hoaxes, were received in Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Virginia.

No one claimed responsibility for the calls on Wednesday nor nine days ago, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has not named any suspects nor described a likely motive.

American Jewish opinion toward Israel today is fractured and will continue to fracture.