Federal Regulators Put Institutional Weight Behind Antisemitism Enforcement

Federal regulators are beginning to attach institutional consequences to antisemitism: an Education Department advisory panel voted 7-4 to recommend suspending the American Psychological Association's accrediting authority, while HHS clarified civil-rights protections for Jewish and Israeli patients and professionals.

Also tracking: a prospective Democratic congressional agenda would put Israel aid, arms sales and West Bank policy under sustained pressure, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used the U.N. podium to reject genocide accusations and confront foreign critics.

In the wire: police say two officers prevented a potential mass killing at an Ontario synagogue; the Senate rejected an Iran war-powers resolution 50-49; and cultural figures are contesting an Israel-linked cancellation in Spain.