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      San Francisco Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin announces changes to the board's remote public comment policy after cutting off an antisemitic and racist caller, Sept. 26, 2023. (Screenshot)

      Bay Area

      S.F. Supes meeting latest to be hit by antisemitic remote comments

      By Emma Goss Sep 27, 2023
      Three anonymous callers joined the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting remotely on Tuesday to spew antisemitic and racist remarks, prompting the body to consider doing away with remote public…
      One of many self-driving Cruise cars approved for use on the streets of San Francisco. (Photo/Courtesy Cruise)

      Letters

      All hail the Shabbos car; Jolly good British Jewish food; etc.

      By J. Readers Sep 14, 2023
      Jolly good Jewish food, mate I was delighted to read the Faith Kramer recipe column on British Jewish food, which, like much British food, is much better than its reputation (“Start the New Year like…
      A view outside the Anne Frank House Museum in Amsterdam, March 31, 2020. (Photo/JTA-Sjoerd van der Wal-Getty Images)

      California

      GDL hate group member arrested over Anne Frank House incident

      By Andrew Lapin Sep 11, 2023
      (JTA) – A prominent member of an American neo-Nazi group has been extradited to the Netherlands, where he will stand trial for projecting an antisemitic message onto the Anne Frank House in…
      J. Director of News Product David A.M. Wilensky (left) and J. CEO Jo Ellen Green Kaiser pose with a healthy haul of Rockower Awards at the WWII Museum in New Orleans, July 11, 2023. (Photo/Lev Gringauz)

      Bay Area

      J. wins 11 Jewish journalism awards, including best newspaper

      By J. Staff Jul 12, 2023
      J. The Jewish News of Northern California has been recognized for excellence in Jewish journalism, scooping up 11 Rockower Awards Tuesday night, including the top prize as best Jewish newspaper in…
      In this screenshot from the livestream of the Sacramento City Council meeting on May 23, protesters against antisemitic speakers hold up signs, including the post-Holocaust slogan "Never Again" and an antifa black flag logo inside a Star of David.

      News

      Antisemites, protesters plunge Sacramento city council meeting into chaos

      By Gabe Stutman May 24, 2023
      A Sacramento City Council meeting turned chaotic Tuesday when protesters, shouting and holding up signs, preempted an address by a man who has repeatedly spewed antisemitism in public. Demonstrators,…
      Our analysis of Goyim TV flyer incidents across the U.S. includes this map — an interactive version is available below. (Screenshot/Google Maps)

      Bay Area

      How an antisemitic flyer campaign began here and went national

      By Lillian Ilsley-Greene, Gabe Stutman Apr 28, 2023
      They’ve hit big cities and small towns. Elementary schools and college campuses. City parks and the front yards of suburban homes. They’re carefully designed and pop with color. Most are folded and…
      Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber found this antisemitic flyer, typical of the flyers distributed by the Goyim Defense League hate group, while out on a walk with his wife in January 2022. (Photo/JTA-Dan Gelber via Twitter)

      U.S.

      Florida bill would ban neo-Nazi ‘ethnic intimidation’ flyers

      By Andrew Lapin, JTA Mar 17, 2023
      Responding to a recent rise in neo-Nazi activity in his state, a Jewish lawmaker in Florida is trying to outlaw displays of “religious or ethnic animus” on private property in his state. H.B. 269…
      Photo collage shows Jon Minadeo, Steph Curry, Mark Zuckerberg and a piece of shmurah matzah superimposed over a photo of a sign for US Berkeley's law school

      Bay Area

      Our top 10 most popular stories of 2022

      By David A.M. Wilensky Dec 27, 2022
      A local sports star’s love of Hebrew. A beloved deli’s new chapter. And an abortive attempt to deliver shmurah matzah to Mark Zuckerberg’s house. Those were some of the fun stories that drew the most…
      Goyim Defense League leader Jon Minadeo, Jr. announced Goyim TV's move to Florida in a livestream on Dec. 12, 2022.

      Bay Area

      America's most prolific antisemitic propaganda group leaves Bay Area

      By Gabe Stutman Dec 14, 2022
      The functional headquarters and nerve center of the nation’s most prolific antisemitic propaganda group have moved from the Bay Area to Florida. Jon Minadeo Jr., the leader of Goyim TV, announced the…
      San Francisco police officers and F.B.I. agents gather in front of the home of U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi in San Francisco, Oct. 28, 2022, after her husband was attacked by a man who spread antisemitic conspiracy theories. (Photo/JTA-Justin Sullivan-Getty Images)

      Analysis

      Anxious age: Jews face open antisemitism in tense political era

      By Gabe Stutman Nov 11, 2022
      On a recent Friday evening, Jacqueline Mates-Muchin, senior rabbi at Temple Sinai in Oakland, interrupted her Shabbat sermon. Earlier that day, a 21-time Grammy winner and one of the most vaunted…
      Jon Minadeo in a Goyim TV video, in which he taunts Latino police officers who confront him after he drops a banner reading "Kanye is right about the Jews" from an L.A. freeway.

      Bay Area

      Antisemitic video site Goyim TV taken down by domain provider

      By Gabe Stutman Oct 31, 2022
      UPDATED: As of Nov. 7, Goyim TV is back online. Goyim TV, a website that functions as a digital home and powerful propaganda tool for one of the nation’s most notorious antisemitic hate groups, was…
      Pictures of Goyim Defense League banners supporting Kanye West's comments about Jews went viral after they were captured in Los Angeles, Oct. 22, 2022. (Screenshot from Twitter)

      California

      ‘Kanye is right,’ antisemitic group says on L.A. highway banner

      By Philissa Cramer, JTA Oct 24, 2022
      Drivers heading south on the freeway in Los Angeles Saturday could view a Kanye West-related provocation by a vocal group of antisemites. “Kanye is right about the Jews,” read a banner hung by…
      Antisemitic flyers were found near Congregation Beth Ami in Santa Rosa last week. (Photo/File)

      Bay Area

      Latest round of antisemitic Goyim TV flyers hits Santa Rosa and Novato

      By J. Staff Sep 29, 2022
      Flyers accusing the Jewish community of controlling the Biden administration, immigration and gun control were distributed last week in two North Bay cities, worrying local leaders. The flyers were…
      Ken Burns speaking at the Library of Congress in 2019 (Photo/Shawn Miller-Library of Congress)

      Letters

      JCRC mayoral forum; Ken Burns wrong on FDR; etc.

      By J. Readers Sep 15, 2022
      JCRC mayoral forum should be more inclusive On Sept. 15, the S.F.-based Jewish Community Relations Council will present the “Jewish Community Oakland Mayoral Candidate Forum.” Unfortunately, JCRC may…
      Two men hold up signs in front of Auschwitz.

      Bay Area

      Polish police arrest Minadeo during white supremacist tour of Europe

      By Gabe Stutman Sep 4, 2022
      Updated Sept. 6 at 1:30 p.m. Polish authorities arrested American tourist Jon Minadeo Jr. for violating the country’s hate speech laws after the Holocaust denier demonstrated in front of the…
      Antisemitic flyer

      U.S.

      In a first, a Wisconsin man has been fined for littering Goyim TV flyers

      By J. Staff Aug 12, 2022
      Police in Kenosha, Wisconsin, fined a man $4,300 this week for distributing antisemitic flyers, some of which advertised the video-sharing website Goyim TV. It marks the first public report of a…
      Screenshot from a July 13 livestream by Jon Minadeo Jr., in which he discussed the Mapping Project.

      Bay Area

      BDS map of Jewish Boston shows up on local neo-Nazi's livestream

      By Gabe Stutman Jul 18, 2022
      The Mapping Project, an initiative by far-left, anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian activists in the Boston area, was featured in a recent livestream on Goyim TV, a virulently antisemitic, homophobic and…
      View of Windsor in Sonoma County.
(Photo/Wikimedia Commons)

      Bay Area

      Antisemitic flyers in baggies dropped in Sonoma County town

      By Lillian Ilsley-Greene Jun 2, 2022
      Dozens of antisemitic flyers in plastic baggies weighed down with sand were found in a residential area of the Sonoma County town of Windsor on Tuesday, according to reports on the site Nextdoor,…
      One of the Nazi stickers placed in public in Fairfax in Nov. 2020 (Screenshot/Instagram @noahthamack)

      California

      New Assembly bill would expand hate crimes law, equalize penalties 

      By Sam Ribakoff Mar 22, 2022
      Two Jewish members of the state Assembly representing the Bay Area, Rebecca Bauer-Kahan and Marc Levine, have introduced legislation that would change hate crime laws by meting out the same…
      Woman in yellow tank top

      Bay Area

      Berkeley yoga instructor fired for links to 'Goyim TV'

      By Gabe Stutman Feb 26, 2022
      Updated March 1 at 10:20 a.m. With press attention increasing on Goyim TV, a hot yoga studio in Berkeley last week fired one of its most popular instructors because of her relationship with Jon…
      Man wearing swastika hat and White Power T-shirt

      Analysis

      Is 'Goyim TV' succeeding?

      By Gabe Stutman Feb 23, 2022
      Last Sunday morning, hundreds of families in the Berkeley Hills woke up to hate on their doorsteps. Goyim TV activists had once again dropped antisemitic flyers in a Bay Area city. Folded up and…
      Iron Horse Regional Trail, where the latest flyers were found.

      Bay Area

      New Holocaust-denying flyers in East Bay

      By Gabe Stutman Feb 4, 2022
      “Outrageous.” “Cowardly.” “Scary.” Reactions poured in from Danville residents online this week after they were alerted to antisemitic flyers left on a walking trail in the East Bay town. It was the…
      Antisemitic flyer

      Bay Area

      Flyers claiming Covid is Jewish plot land in S.F.'s Pacific Heights

      By Gabe Stutman Jan 24, 2022
      Jon Staenberg and his 13-year-old daughter, Rivka, left their home on Sunday morning in San Francisco carrying a big garbage bag. They often spend an hour or so on the weekends picking up trash in…
      Eli Wirtschafter with mother Diane (left) and father Josh (right) in "Another Seder on the Zoom." (Screenshot/YouTube)

      Bay Area

      Our top 10 most popular stories of 2021

      By David A.M. Wilensky Dec 30, 2021
      This week, we here at J. are happy to say good riddance to 2021. But we also take a look back at our most popular stories of this all-time downer of a year. Here are the 10 articles that you, our…
      Man hiding his face

      Bay Area

      Police arrest man after Aryan Nations flyer drops in Carmichael

      By Gabe Stutman Dec 29, 2021
      Law enforcement in Sacramento County celebrated the arrest last week of a 33-year-old who police say was responsible for papering Carmichael, a suburb of the capital city, in October with antisemitic…
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