September | 2025 | THEJ.CA
September 2025 Archives| THEJ.CA
ZOA National President Morton Klein sharply rebukes the International Association of Genocide Scholars for ignoring Hamas’s openly genocidal objectives. Source| THEJ.CA
The State Department ordered consulates to halt visa approvals for most Palestinian passport holders, a major escalation that Washington says is driven by security and diplomatic reasons. Source| THEJ.CA
A nine-year-old Israeli girl’s medical report was marked “Jewish (Israeli)” by a Belgian doctor, prompting allegations of antisemitism and calls for urgent action. Source| THEJ.CA
Canada’s Liberals and Australia’s Labor leaders hesitate to confront anti-Zionism, leaving Jewish communities exposed as antisemitism rises worldwide. Source| THEJ.CA
Chris Martin’s words to two Israeli fans were not an embrace of equality, but a public reminder that Jews must earn the right to be treated as human. Source| THEJ.CA
When just 32 Liberals spoke out against rising antisemitism, it exposed more than hesitation. It revealed a party divided, uncertain, and unwilling to treat Jewish safety as a red-line issue. Source| THEJ.CA
A Gaza-bound flotilla that set out from Barcelona was forced back by rough seas, while Israel says it will enforce its naval blockade and is preparing measures that could include confiscating ships and detaining activists. Source| THEJ.CA
The vandalism of Lyon’s Holocaust memorial with a "Free Gaza" inscription is the latest in a surge of antisemitic incidents across France. Source| THEJ.CA
When teenagers need guards to shoot arrows and a flag cannot fly, Canada has a problem it must confront. Source| THEJ.CA
Israel’s youth archers in Winnipeg faced travel chaos and heightened security constraints amid rising antisemitism.| THEJ.CA
Anti-Israel activists confronted Jewish volunteers at a Saint John festival, culminating in assault and two arrests as community leaders call for better protection.| THEJ.CA
French President Emmanuel Macron has pledged justice after a tree honoring Ilan Halimi, a victim of antisemitic murder, was felled in an apparent hate crime.| THEJ.CA
A growing debate over free speech and antisemitism has emerged as the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) defends students whose remarks have been linked to support for Hamas and calls for Israel’s destruction.| THEJ.CA
The ruling recognizes The Lawfare Project’s founding role in creating Zioness and preserves its legal rights over the name.| THEJ.CA
The Montreal activist says abolishing the designated terrorist list is central to his platform. Jewish organizations called the pledge alarming.| THEJ.CA
Pavilion volunteers describe nights of intimidation and threats amid protests that organisers and festival officials say were intended to be peaceful.| THEJ.CA
A strong pro-Israel response rejects former minister Irwin Cotler’s call to end the Gaza war and denies starvation exists, asserting Israel has taken precautions to deliver aid amid conflict.| THEJ.CA
A group of Hampstead residents has raised objections to the Israeli flag flown at town hall, but the mayor and council refuse to back down, citing solidarity and community values.| THEJ.CA
Jewish singles from across the globe gathered for a values-based speed-dating event that produced thousands of meaningful connections, all free, all driven by Jewish continuity.| THEJ.CA
CIJA has called on ETFO and education authorities to reject definitions and policies that expand beyond Ontario human rights law and risk sidelining Jewish students already facing growing levels of antisemitism.| THEJ.CA
The Toronto International Film Festival has rescinded its invitation for "The Road Between Us: The Ultimate Rescue," citing legal clearance issues with footage recorded by Hamas militants during the October 7 attacks in Israel.| THEJ.CA
Across Europe, North America, and Australia, antisemitism is no longer a distant threat, it is manifesting in street attacks, property vandalism, and educational institutions, validating long-ignored warnings from proponents of Jewish resilience and Zionist vigilance.| THEJ.CA
At 18, Victoria Mboko captured the National Bank Open, and her family’s recent, publicly visible turn toward Judaism has made her a symbol of pride for many while also exposing them to online hostility.| THEJ.CA
An American Jewish couple was violently attacked in Venice’s Jewish quarter. The husband was bitten by a dog, their phone stolen, and the pregnant wife traumatized.| THEJ.CA
Knesset hearings on “ritual sexual crimes” have triggered intense media coverage linking religious life to systemic abuse, prompting warnings that such framing risks harming victims while stigmatizing the Jewish faith as a whole.| THEJ.CA
A viral video shows a woman aggressively confronting a former IDF soldier at a New York beach. She has been identified as Helen Fares, a Syrian national and German passport holder.| THEJ.CA
Rabbi Shmuley was violently targeted for wearing Jewish religious symbols in Vienna and calls for urgent action as antisemitic violence escalates in Europe.| THEJ.CA
The Abraham Global Peace Initiative’s annual Crystal Ball Benefit at Casa Loma was violently disrupted by anti-Israel protesters, who blocked the venue entrance and harassed guests, prompting police action and arrests.| THEJ.CA
