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Now, of course you've been hearing and dealing with if you've been there with these demonstrations against Israel going on throughout the country.

And a lot of them here in Southern California, one of the big ones was at UCLA.

And so lawsuits have been filed.

And they're on either side these demonstrations, primarily anti-Israel pro-Palestinian demonstrations,

with some anti-Palestinians, pro-Israel demonstrations to a lesser degree in fewer people.

And some of them have gotten pretty vicious, one particularly at UCLA.

And so a local Jewish man has filed a lawsuit against two groups that led demonstrations across or outside of an L.A.

synagogue that ended up in violence and there was all kinds of national condemnation against the demonstrator,

including President Biden and L.A. Mayor Karen Boss.

The lawsuit was filed against Code Pink.

It's a feminist anti-war organization,

and at the same time against the Palestinian youth movements,

a grassroots group that oppose Zionism

and are calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, like right now.

Now, people were injured at that demonstration.

So here is a local Jewish man, and he said he was trying to walk into his synagogue,

and he was stopped, and he was injured.

So the lawsuit is about these two groups

and anti-Semitism, that it was spurred by anti-Semitism, which by the way, then it becomes

a, then it becomes a hate crime. Now, here's what the two groups are saying. This has nothing to do with you being Jewish, Mr. Plaintiff. This has to do with Zionism. And we are simply demonstrating against the state of Israel. We're not anti-Semitic. We're just anti-Israel, which by the way is generally a crock, but that's besides the point because it's usually conflated anyway.

But this is a legal issue and it has to be very specific.

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