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BBC denies ‘comically antisemitic’ phrase was about Jews

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By Lauren J. Marcus Verified
| World Israel News (WIN) Verified
Lord Eric Pickles called the BBC’s decision not to classify the remark as antisemitic “beyond comprehension.” By World Israel News Staff The BBC has rejected complaints over the use of an antisemitic phrase on one of its programs, arguing that the reference did not explicitly mention Jews and therefore did not constitute antisemitism.
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Thai police target Israelis, arrest Ko Samui real estate developer

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By Lauren J. Marcus Verified
| World Israel News (WIN) Verified
Thai police issued warrants for 25 Israelis as part of a broader crackdown on suspected foreign business networks. By World Israel News Staff Thai authorities announced Wednesday that they had issued arrest warrants for more than two dozen Israelis living on the popular island of Koh Samui, accusing them of participating in foreign-owned business networks that allegedly violate Thai law.
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FBI: 63% of religious hate crimes in 2025 targeted Jews

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By Lauren J. Marcus Verified
| World Israel News (WIN) Verified
FBI data shows Jewish Americans faced nearly two-thirds of all reported religious hate crimes nationwide. By World Israel News Staff The majority of religiously motivated hate crimes in the United States are directed against Jews, with Jewish Americans accounting for a staggering 63 percent of religion-based hate crime incidents despite making up only about 2 percent of the U.S. population, according to FBI statistics.
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