Fox News' "Antisemitism Exposed" newsletter reports that violent riots in France have led to the cancellation of synagogue Sabbath prayers and warnings for Jewish residents to conceal religious markers and remain indoors. The publication states that over 2,400 rioters were arrested after mobs carrying Palestinian flags clashed with police and looted stores, while more than 1,300 anti-Semitic posts appeared on social media.
The newsletter also covers allegations of hate speech by Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, who defended the use of slurs such as "inbred" and "Zionist pig" in an interview with NPR. Piker attributed criticism of his remarks to anti-Muslim bias, while the Israeli-American Council condemned his rhetoric as dangerous dehumanizing hate speech. In a separate item, the outlet notes that rapper Macklemore's "Free Palestine" tour proceeds are set to fund the Palestinian Youth Movement, a group that reportedly cheered the October 7 attacks, prompting demands from Jewish organizations for accountability.
The newsletter details a legal complaint filed with the International Criminal Court by a relative of Shiri Bibas, who was killed along with her two children after being taken to Gaza. The family's legal team is targeting Iranian officials for financing Hamas and criticizing the court for double standards. Additionally, Fox News reports that the Trump administration pressured the University of North Carolina to abandon 18 federal probes into campus antisemitism and race-based admissions. In exchange for avoiding financial penalties or admissions of guilt, UNC agreed to ban protest face masks, mandate antisemitism training, and adopt color-blind admissions policies under federal oversight through 2028.
A guest editorial by former New York Post editor David Christopher Kaufman argues that President Barack Obama and Vice President Kamala Harris are out of touch with Black voters by promoting anti-Israel rhetoric. Kaufman contends that African Americans prioritize domestic issues such as crime and unemployment over Gaza, citing polling data that indicates strong Black support for Israel. The newsletter concludes with a quote from the Israeli-American Council stating that historical persecution was fueled by lies portraying Jews as less than human.