Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: NFL owner sacks hateful Macklemore

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IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER: - Robert Kraft pledges $2M for humanitarian aid as Macklemore faces fallout over venue ban - Pink hits back amid backlash for criticizing Macklemore's pro-Palestinian concert remarks - Bill Maher rips Macklemore's Gaza stance, says celebrity 'moral confusion' is fueling antisemitism TOP STORY: New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft pledged $2 million in Middle East humanitarian aid following intense blowback over banning Macklemore from Gillette Stadium.

Ed Sheeran urged Kraft to match Macklemore’s own relief pledge after venue owners canceled the rapper's opening slot.

Kraft insisted the donation targets innocent civilians while doubling down on his hardline stance against concert stage politics.

VIDEO: Antisemitic attacks see major uptick as civil rights group issues warning.

Columbia student David Pomerantz, New Beginnings Church founder Corey Brooks, End Jew Hatred Movement founder Brooke Goldstein and CUNY professor of law Jeffrey Lax discuss rising antisemitic threats and why the shift has taken place.

WATCH HERE : PINK STANDS UP : Pop icon Pink fired back at critics after facing intense backlash for calling out Macklemore's pro-Palestinian concert antics.

In a raw emotional statement, the Jewish singer defended her right to feel unsafe without being branded pro-genocide.

Unloading on her hater base, Pink declared she would never stay silent while standing up for her heritage and protecting concertgoing families.

BILL GETS REAL: Late-night host Bill Maher torched Macklemore on Real Time , accusing clueless celebrities of fueling global antisemitism.

Ripping into the rapper’s claims that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, Maher declared Macklemore doesn't know a thing, calling the conflict a war counter-attack.

The comedian blasted far-left rhetoric for spreading dangerous lies and giving people permission to hate Jews.

NO WAY, NORWAY : Norway is facing fierce international backlash over a controversial bill that could jail citizens for up to three years for doing business with Israeli communities in the West Bank.

Israel’s UN ambassador and Christian group leaders slammed the proposal as deeply discriminatory, accusing the Norwegian government of criminalizing trade based on Jewish identity and creating an anti-Israel boycott under law.