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NJ high school erases Jewish Student Union from yearbook: ‘blatant’ antisemitism
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0:59Now PlayingNew Jersey’s Jewish community is demanding answers after a high school yearbook erased the names and photos of a Jewish club and replaced them with Muslim students, in what the town’s mayor dubbed a “blatant antisemitic act.”
The 2024 edition of the East Brunswick High School yearbook had a blank space where the Jewish Student Union members’ names should have gone — and instead of the club’s group picture, there was one of Muslim students.
Town Mayor Brad Cohen said the incident was unacceptable and called on the district to find out how it happened.
“Hate has no place in East Brunswick and antisemitism will not be tolerated,” Cohen said in a statement, adding that hate crime charges could be pressed against those who are found responsible.
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