“The very fact that we’re a diverse country, which is our great strength, also presents a challenge when folks decide to pit people against each other,” said Cook County President Toni Preckwinkle. The campaign was spurred on by recent acts of anti-Semitism aimed at North Shore residents in recent weeks and months. In Glenview, in particular, many have received hate-filled flyers featuring the faces of Jewish elected officials. “It was early Sunday morning and I was just getting my local paper,” said Cook County 14th District Commissioner Scott Britton. “It spurred us to act the very opposite of what they...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
