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Hate Crime Probe Launched After “Death to IDF” Graffiti, Car Fires in Missouri

Huda Kattan Faces Controversy Over Anti-Israel World War Conspiracy Video

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

Huda Kattan is facing controversy over a video she shared on TikTiok that claimed Israel was behind the World Wars and Oct. 7 Hamas attacks.Boycott · Israel See the Story

Virginia One of 9 States ‘Leading’ on Fighting Antisemitism and More Headlines

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The state Capitol. (Photo by Ned Oliver/Virginia Mercury) • “ADL: Virginia one of 9 states ‘leading’ on fighting antisemitism.” — Axios • “Earle-Sears suggests using Virginia’s ‘rainy day funds’ to cover possible Medicaid funding shortfall.” — Cardinal News • “Leadership questions at Virginia’s colleges and universities are a campaign focal point.” — WVTF • “Virginia Peninsula Community College hosts groundbreaking ceremony for new training cent…Antisemitism · Virginia See the Story

Missouri schools say ‘never again’ with new Holocaust lessons for all

Thousands of students across Missouri will learn about the horrors of the Holocaust during the 2025-26 school year. The Holocaust education bill signed into law two years ago by former Governor Mike Parson now requires public schools to implement curriculum focused on the Holocaust for grades 6-12. Currently, 30 states mandate Holocaust education, according to the educator resource group Echoes & Reflections. In 1985, California became the first…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

Chat up a stranger, it’s a mitzvah — but please wash your hands

True story. Recently I walked into a public restroom and saw a young mother with a little boy about 2 years old. He was rolling around on the ground — the bathroom floor! — looking under the occupied stall. I asked whether they were in line, and the mom said no, just waiting for her...St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

Author of Rachel Gold mysteries takes different path in ‘Gourmet Club’ novel

Those familiar with native St. Louisan Michael Kahn’s novels might be surprised to learn that his latest one, “The Gourmet Club,” does not include St. Louis lawyer and supersleuth Rachel Gold, save for a brief cameo. After all, 11 of the 14 books Kahn has written over the years have featured the dynamic Ms. Gold. Asked about this, Kahn said: “The other three were quite different (including ‘The Mourning Sexton’ published under the pen name Mica…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

A St. Louis bar. A Jewish family. A trail of secrets in the MLK murder files

When Nina Gilden Seavey was 12, growing up in University City, the Air Force building on Washington University’s campus burned to the ground. Her father, Louis Gilden, a Jewish civil rights attorney whose parents had fled pogroms in Ukraine before settling above a kosher grocery store in St. Louis, represented the man accused of starting that fire: Howard Mechanic. Mechanic went underground and vanished for more than 30 years. It was a moment th…Martin Luther King Jr. · St. Louis Read Article

Clayton mayor, Jewish and Christian clergy decry hate crime

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

About 175 people attend gathering at Clayton synagogue.Hate Crime · St. Louis See the Story

Third-generation Conservative rabbi resigns from movement after facing punishment for performing intermarriages - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Coverage: 2 sources

When the Conservative movement’s ethics committee opened an investigation into his participation in interfaith weddings, Rabbi Ari Yehuda Saks didn’t wait for the verdict. On Sunday, the third-generation Conservative rabbi resigned from the Rabbinical Assembly, saying he considers helping Jews who choose to wed outside their religion part of a rabbi’s duty to bless and embrace all who seek connection — even if his denomination calls it a violat…Judaism · New York See the Story

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