The US has conducted strikes on Iran-linked sites in Syria, aiming to deter further attacks on American forces. This marks the third time in less than three weeks that the US military has targeted these sites. 

MIT has faced criticism for not taking action against students who promoted anti-semitic slogans during pro-Palestinian demonstrations. Critics argue that MIT refrained from punishing these students out of fear of visa revocations, prioritizing foreign students over American Jews. 

An Asian brothel network, suspected to have ties to North Korean intelligence, has been found operating near government offices and research labs in the D.C. area and Massachusetts. This discovery raises concerns about national security and the importance of stronger immigration policies, as the brothels required customers to provide personal information online before accessing their services. 

In France, hundreds of thousands of people have protested against rising anti-Semitism, with 182,000 participating in the march. France has the largest Jewish population in Europe, and President Macron expressed support for the march while also criticizing Israel. The absence of a far-left leader was notable, and the march was praised as a powerful stand against anti-Semitism. 

Pro-Hamas rallies in the US and Europe feature chants that symbolize a threat to Jews and the potential for their destruction. The chant refers to a historical raid by Muhammad that led to the eradication of the Jewish presence in Arabia, indicating a desire for the destruction of Jews and the seizure of their property. Authorities appear ignorant or indifferent to the meaning behind these chants.

The Digest, 11/12/2023 @630PM, CDT

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