In Israel's Arab community, a wave of violent crime has claimed three lives. Community leaders place the blame on neglect from the police and state authorities. This surge in crime has caused unrest and frustration, as the community seeks justice and safety.

Meanwhile, a Harvard-Harris poll reveals disturbing trends regarding public opinion on the recent Hamas attacks. While 73% of voters view these attacks as "genocidal" and unjustifiable, there is a significant shift in the younger generation. Among 18-24 year olds, 60% justify the attacks as well as consider them genocidal. More shockingly, 50% of this age group express support for Hamas, with 53% even deeming it acceptable to call for the genocide of Jews.

These alarming results shed light on the influence of a toxic educational system and biased social media. Additionally, they signal a rise in antisemitism among the most diverse generation. This worrisome trend highlights the urgent need for addressing these underlying issues and fostering a more inclusive society.

The Digest, 12/17/2023 @130AM, CDT

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