Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: Dems have a big problem named Hasan Piker

Senators Criticize Streamer Hasan Piker Over Remarks About Jewish Americans

Two Democratic senators are publicly criticizing Hasan Piker, a prominent left-wing political commentator on the streaming platform Twitch, for comments they say blame Jewish Americans for violence directed at them. Sen. Elissa Slotkin of Michigan and Sen. Jacky Rosen of Nevada responded after Piker told his audience that American Jews would inevitably face targeted violence because of their support for Israel. Slotkin said in a statement that no community should face threats of violence for its political views, calling the matter straightforward. Rosen accused Piker of victim-blaming and warned that rhetoric of that kind helps normalize political violence and contributes to a rise in hate crimes. The comments come as lawmakers from both parties have increasingly spoken out about antisemitism in public discourse.

Report Alleges Muslim Brotherhood–Linked Networks Have Infiltrated Canadian Institutions

A newly released 200-page report claims that networks affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood have become embedded in Canadian political parties, universities, and government agencies. According to researchers, these groups have secured millions of dollars in public funding while quietly building influence across the country. The report's authors say the activity represents a form of entryism, in which outside organizations gradually insert themselves into institutions to shape policy and culture from within. Analysts quoted in the report argue that the trend weakens democratic accountability and poses national security risks. The findings have drawn attention from policymakers in Canada and the United States, several of whom described the situation as a matter of continental concern.

Dominican Republic Adopts International Definition of Antisemitism

President Luis Abinader announced that the Dominican Republic will formally adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's working definition of antisemitism, making it the seventh Latin American country to do so. Speaking at a regional forum in Santo Domingo, Abinader described hatred of Jewish people as a direct threat to democracy and said the country had a responsibility to join global efforts to combat hate crimes. The IHRA definition, which has been endorsed by dozens of countries around the world, outlines specific forms of hostility, discrimination, and prejudice against Jewish people. Officials at the forum said the move reflects a broader commitment across the Caribbean and Latin America to confronting rising antisemitism.

Jewish Students Organize on Public High School Campuses

Devora Simon, national director of the Jewish Student Union, says Jewish high school students in the United States are facing unprecedented levels of hostility on public school campuses this academic year. Despite the climate, she says thousands of teenagers are pushing back by forming new Jewish student clubs, demanding dedicated community spaces, and openly expressing their religious and cultural identities. According to Simon, more than 200 new JSU-affiliated clubs have launched in public schools across the country in recent months. She described the students as among "the bravest Jews in America," saying they have chosen visibility over silence at a time when many of their peers feel pressure to hide their backgrounds.

Alumni Urged to Hold Universities Accountable on Antisemitism

Sabrina Soffer, a George Washington University alumna and a scholar at the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs, is calling on college alumni to take an active role in combating antisemitism on campuses. In an opinion piece, Soffer argued that campus antisemitism is a national concern rooted in what she described as a radicalized academic culture. While she acknowledged the importance of federal lawsuits against institutions such as Harvard, she said lasting reform will require sustained engagement from graduates who can pressure administrators, mentor current students, and advocate for greater intellectual diversity. Soffer said alumni networks have the leverage and institutional knowledge to push for changes that outside legal action alone cannot accomplish.