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  1. U.S. political figures Chris Van Hollen and Mallory McMorrow called for reassessing the U.S.-Israel relationship amid crisis and discussed rising antisemitism.

Media and academic figures report on rising antisemitism and graphic allegations against Israeli prison guards following the October 7 attacks.

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Media and academic figures report on rising antisemitism and graphic allegations against Israeli prison guards following the October 7 attacks.

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  1. Antisemitism is reported in connection with the Hamas massacre on October 7, 2023.Sub-event
  2. An inquiry into response timing and the establishment of a Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion followed the October 7 attacks.Sub-event
  3. Harvard, NYT, and Nicholas Kristof discuss antisemitism and allegations against Israeli guards.1 source

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U.S. political figures Chris Van Hollen and Mallory McMorrow called for reassessing the U.S.-Israel relationship amid crisis and discussed rising antisemitism. All 2 developments

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