Washington Rebuilds a Human-Rights Panel After Antisemitism Failure

Washington’s governor replaced a human-rights commissioner who resigned after antisemitic remarks, but new reporting says the governor’s office had known about the comments for roughly a year. The appointment of an Israeli-born Holocaust educator repairs the seat, not the delayed accountability.

Also tracking: campus institutions are fighting over what evidence can be disclosed and whose testimony counts, while boycott pressure is moving from protest rhetoric into business, sports and consumer platforms.

Trump says Israel’s help against the Houthis has brought Saudi normalization closer. The wire follows Josh Shapiro’s new federal PAC, a dispute over responsibility for hostage-deal delays, and Colombia’s exit from the anti-Israel Hague Group.