Antisemitism Imposes a $1 Billion Security Tax on Jewish Life

Today’s lead: Jewish institutions now spend $1.015 billion a year on security — a 33% increase that converts rising antisemitism into a direct tax on Jewish communal life.

Also tracking: HHS has put healthcare providers on notice that antisemitic discrimination can trigger federal civil-rights enforcement, while Israeli athletes face nationality-based exclusion from competitions in Northern Ireland and Belgium.

In the wire: the House passes its anti-BDS higher-education bill, CAIR targets two Jewish organizations with an “extremist” designation, and liberal allies remain silent over documented antisemitic and pro-terror posts attributed to Mohsen Mahdawi.