Former top Obama official calls for president to coordinate whole-of-government approach The US effort to combat antisemitism is hampered by the lack of a coordinated policy among multiple federal agencies, according to a report released Tuesday. “The United States does not have a unified, whole-of-government approach to combating antisemitism, but rather a patchwork of responses — policies and legal frameworks largely focused on responding to violence and vandalism, the fight against harassment, and the fight against antisemitism globally," the report's author, Scott Lasensky, said. This post can't be displayed because social networks cookies have been deactivated. You can activate them...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
