Dan Goldman: Dems shouldn’t make antisemitic visa holders into ‘martyrs’

Dem rep fears party turning antisemitic protesters into ‘martyrs’

New York Democratic Rep. Dan Goldman expressed fears that his party is turning people who promote antisemitic views into "martyrs" in their rush to oppose President Donald Trump.

Dan Goldman: Dems shouldn’t make antisemitic visa holders into ‘martyrs’

Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) warned that some on the left are focusing too heavily on individuals who have espoused antisemitic views and are being targeted by the Trump administration for deportation, and that Democrats should be directing more attention towards the Americans still held hostage by Hamas in Gaza. “We are seeing, because of Donald Trump’s overreach, that people who have espoused antisemitism are becoming martyrs, and that scares me,” …

Democratic rep fears party turning antisemitic protesters into 'martyrs' in battle against Trump deportations

New York Democratic Rep. Dan Goldman expressed fears that his party is turning people who promote antisemitic views into "martyrs" in their rush to oppose President Donald Trump.The Trump administration has come under fire from Democrats over its efforts to deport and revoke the visas of foreign students who have taken part in anti-Israel and pro-Hamas protests across college campuses since Oct. 7.While Goldman said this was an overreach and "ab…

Democratic rep fears party turning antisemitic protesters into 'martyrs' in battle against Trump deportations – Democratic Accent

New York Democratic Rep. Dan Goldman expressed fears that his party is turning people who promote antisemitic views into “martyrs” in their rush to oppose President Donald Trump. The Trump administration has come under fire from Democrats over its efforts to deport and revoke the visas of foreign students who have taken part in anti-Israel and pro-Hamas protests across college campuses since Oct. 7. While Goldman said this was an overreach and “…

Aussie leaders and laws turn against antisemitism

South African Jewish Report – May 1, 2025 More than 30 years ago, my wife and I left South Africa with our first-born son to escape the cruel injustice and racism of apartheid. We came to Australia delighting in its openness to diversity, its freedom and acceptance of difference, its dazzling multicultural palettes, and its respect for its first peoples. We embraced Victoria as a model of multicultural harmony in a world of disharmony. Nothing …