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A Lebanese newspaper closely aligned with the Iran-backed terrorist group Hezbollah lashed out at the Free Beacon over a report that led to the removal of the Lebanese diplomat Ibrahim Charara from the U.S. over his praise for Hezbollah’s 1983 suicide bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut. The Hezbollah mouthpiece, Al-Akhbar, portrayed Charara’s expulsion as the result of a politically motivated smear campaign.
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New Jersey Democrat Adam Hamawy, the longtime associate of the “Blind Sheikh” who will soon represent the state’s 12th Congressional District, refused to call Iran a U.S. adversary, saying, “We pushed them into a fight.” Pressed on the fact that Iran has spent decades killing Americans and chanting “death to America,” Hamawy told CNN, “We’ve killed a lot of them, as well,” and, “We’ve been saying death to Iran for decades, as well.”
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Congressman-elect Chris Rabb is under fire for his failure to speak out against—or say anything at all—about an antisemitic boycott targeting Jewish businesses in his Philadelphia district. It turns out he has a longtime relationship with the groups that organized the boycott. He cooperated with them in an effort earlier this year to free convicted cop-killer Mumia Abu-Jamal, @ChuckRossDC reports.
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Then again, this is the man who called for the death penalty for corporate CEOs and boasted during his primary campaign that he was the only candidate to accuse Israel of “genocide” in Gaza, saying, “If you can’t name the demon, you can’t kill it.” In December, he blamed a campaign staffer over a post to his official social media pages that blamed “Zionists” for the Bondi Beach massacre, which saw ISIS-inspired attackers kill 15 Australian Jews during a Hanukkah event.
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A local activist credited with securing a data center moratorium in Prince George’s County, Maryland, did so by collaborating with the Party for Socialism and Liberation, a Marxist-Leninist group tied to the Beijing-based tech mogul Neville Roy Singham, who bankrolls an international Chinese propaganda network, @ThomasCatenacci reports.
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Harvard doesn’t just have President Trump on its case. It also has an additional confrontation with the president of the United Auto Workers, Shawn Fain, whose union, despite its name, represents the Harvard graduate students who are spearheading a strike against the Ivy League school. The battle entered a new phase on Tuesday, when a second UAW affiliate, the Harvard Academic Workers, joined the already striking Harvard Graduate Student Workers Union. @IraStoll reports on the strike from Cambridge, where he attended a rally featuring hundreds of striking student workers:
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At least some parents are frustrated with a university whose labor relations approach French levels of dysfunction. One Harvard parent, Laura Fein, told the Free Beacon, “As a parent, I’m outraged. If our daughter knew she’d be cheated out of class time—so far seven cancelled for her courses—she could have gone for a Good Will Hunting library card education and saved herself a fortune in student loans. We went through the same nonsense in 2019 with our older daughter, who struggled through a difficult course solo when her instructor cancelled class and would not even reply to emails with questions. Not sure who deserves more blame this time—the entitled, privileged Harvard grad students play-acting as oppressed blue collar workers, or the over-lawyered administration who let this dispute fester for years while their students lost out on hours and hours of promised education.” Those seven classes were canceled even before the second union went out on strike.
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