Fox News' "Antisemitism Exposed" newsletter brings you stories on the rising anti-Jewish prejudice across the U.S.and the world.IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:- Ivy League student investigated after alleged antisemitic internship rejection- Israeli flag confiscated at Iran World Cup game while Palestinian flags remain- Israel launches 'Biblical Highway' amid campaign to erase Jewish historyTOP STORY: Cornell University has launched an investigation into student Austin Franco after he aggressively rejected an internship interview with startup VryfID, explicitly stating, "Not interested in working for a Jew." The university swiftly condemned the antisemitism, referring the blatant discrimination to its Office of Civil Rights.Aiden Einhorn and Gabe Einhorn founded VryfID.
(Gabe Einhorn)VIDEO: Eight suspects were charged for alleged threats against University of Michigan leaders, businesses and a local Jewish federation.WATCH HERE:STADIUM BIAS: A viral video from the Iran-New Zealand World Cup match at SoFi Stadium shows security confiscating a fan’s Israeli flag while leaving nearby Palestinian flags untouched.
Staff claimed they were following FIFA orders for the fan’s "safety." The incident has sparked outrage over an alleged anti-Jewish double standard, as tournament rules explicitly ban all unapproved political displays.SACRED ROAD: Israel has officially designated Route 60 as the "Biblical Highway," transforming the 4,000-year-old road into a historic tourist destination from Nazareth to Beersheba.Passing through foundational landmarks like Hebron and Jerusalem, the Route 66-style initiative aims to bring Scripture to life while firmly anchoring the nation's ancient Jewish identity against attempts to erase biblical history.GUEST EDITORIAL: Amjad Taha, a political strategist from the United Arab Emirates, writes that Iran's favorite export isn't oil, it's antisemitism.
He argues Western protesters play into Tehran’s hands by targeting Jews following Iranian m...