Maryland School District Admits Antisemitism Response Failed

A major Maryland school district has acknowledged that it mishandled its response to antisemitism after more than 40 rabbis and cantors demanded action. The admission creates a concrete test: whether mandatory training and promised dialogue produce enforceable changes for Jewish students.

Also tracking: governors now face a January 1 deadline on a federal scholarship tax credit backed by Jewish organizations, while the IDF has published evidence it says links 170 Gaza media workers to terrorist groups.

In the wire: Jewish exclusion in major U.S. museums, a pro-Israel Democratic framework for the post-2028 U.S.-Israel relationship, and the rapid spread of antisemitic false-flag claims after the flydubai attack.