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Columbus Jewish News — Apr 13, 2026

Former Hostage Omer Shem-Tov Speaks at The Ohio State University

Omer Shem-Tov, an Israeli who was held hostage by Hamas for over 500 days following the October 7th attacks, recently spoke at The Ohio State University. He shared his experience in captivity, including time spent in underground tunnels, and described how it reshaped his outlook on identity and resilience. The event drew nearly 350 students and community members, and attendees said Shem-Tov’s remarks exemplified “faith and resilience.”

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Jewish Telegraphic Agency — Apr 6, 2026

Jewish Leaders Raise Concerns Over U.S. Senate Candidate’s Involvement With Hasan Piker

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s decision to campaign with controversial public figure Hasan Piker has prompted criticism from Jewish leaders, who cite Piker’s past antisemitic statements about Israel, 9/11, and Jewish communities. Michigan State University Hillel expressed strong concern over Piker’s planned campus appearance, describing it as deeply troubling.

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The Canadian Jewish News — Apr 6, 2026

Montreal College Cancels Holocaust Commemoration, Cites Security Concerns

Vanier College in Montreal canceled a planned Holocaust commemoration event, citing safety concerns “based on information the school received.” College representatives say they intend to reschedule the program. Members of the Jewish community who were critical of the cancellation emphasized the importance of preserving opportunities for remembrance and survivor testimony. In response, the college has reaffirmed its commitment to Holocaust education and campus dialogue.

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CNN — Mar 31, 2026

Federal Judge Orders University of Pennsylvania to to Comply with Subpoena Seeking List of Jewish Students, Faculty, and Staff

A federal judge directed the University of Pennsylvania to provide the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission with names and contact information of Jewish students, faculty, and staff. The university opposed the subpoena, citing privacy and constitutional concerns. The order comes amid a federal investigation into antisemitism on campus.

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