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Gilead Ini

  • Senior Research Analyst, CAMERA
Boston
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Video: Echoes of Kristallnacht: the 2024 Amsterdam ‘Jew hunt’

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By Ricki Hollander, Gilead Ini
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A year after Amsterdam’s 2024 “Jew Hunt,” CAMERA research analysts Ricki Hollander and Gilead Ini revisit the pogrom, expose the myths that tried to justify it, and explain how it fits into the wider rise of the New Antisemitism.
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NY Times Gushes Over, And Resembles, UN Extremist Francesca Albanese

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By Gilead Ini
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What do you call someone who denies evidence of rape, about massacres, and repeatedly, , — all in the of an antisemitic terrorist organization? In the pages of the New York Times, such a person is called an “optimist.” And a valiant one, at that. “Her Optimism Has Won Her Some of the Most Powerful Enemies in the World,” reads the glowing headline to a gushing column about Francesca Albanese, a controversial UN-appointed official.
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NY Times Launders Pro-Hamas Extremism on Campus

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By Gilead Ini
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A story in yesterday’s New York Times, about extremists who celebrate the murder of Jewish civilians, radiated concern for the victims. But in the Times’ telling, the victims are the extremists themselves. That moral inversion was made possible because the reporter, Anemona Hartocollis, whitewashed the nature of the movement she was describing.
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