Antisemitic incidents in the U.S. hit an all-time high in 2019, according to data released this week by ADL. Two Queens men are under arrest for allegedly trying to buy high-power weapons, amid ongoing talk by one about targeting Jews -- including praising last year's Hanukkah attack in Monsey. And the Never Again Education Act, which would help provide federal funding to expand Holocaust education in the US, passed the Senate with bipartisan support.

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• Systemic racism has had an incredibly troubling impact on the disparity in #coronavirus response.
• Steam, the largest online store for PC games, has become an important resource for researchers looking at platforms where white supremacists can openly express their #hateful ideology & calls for violence.
• Far-right extremists, including militia members, are taking advantage of the #COVID19 crisis to spread their dangerous, conspiratorial agenda.

• Pa. Rep. ‘Nazi’ Comment Creates Uproar (Jewish Exponent, Philadelphia)
• No, Rep. Horton, the Stay-at-Home Order is not Like “Nazi Germany” (Big Easy Magazine, New Orleans)
• Married Couple Arrested for Allegedly Attacking Chasidic Jews in Brooklyn (Jewish Journal)

• White men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery won't face Georgia hate crime charges. Here's why. (USA Today)
• ADL slams NYT for saying Israeli defense research best known for work on killing (The Times of Israel)
• The private militias providing “security” for anti-lockdown protests, explained (Vox)