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IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:
- Major university cuts ties with US-sanctioned UN expert on Palestinian issues
- Bondi Beach suspects filmed antisemitic video manifesto
- Israel calls out UN-backed Gaza famine report as biased

TOP STORY: Georgetown University severed ties with U.N. Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese after UN Watch reported her removal from its affiliated scholars list. Albanese faces U.S. sanctions and widespread condemnation for antisemitic remarks and alleged support for terrorism. Critics praised Georgetown’s decision, citing accountability, academic integrity, and opposition to rhetoric that excuses violence against civilians by sanctioned international legal figure status.

VIDEO: Reuben Kirkham argues Australia’s government is using the Bondi Beach attack to push broader vilification laws that could increase censorship without addressing the root causes of antisemitism. WATCH HERE:

HATE MANIFESTO: The father and son accused of the Bondi Beach Hanukkah shooting recorded an antisemitic video manifesto expressing Islamic State–linked ideology and justifying the attack, say police. Authorities allege months of planning, firearms training, and failed explosive attempts. Fifteen people were killed; the father died, while the son faces murder and terrorism charges.

UN-SURPRISING: Israel blasted a UN-backed IPC report on Gaza food insecurity, calling it biased and predetermined. Officials say the IPC ignored aid surges and repeated alarmist forecasts that failed before. Critics argue mortality and market data never met famine thresholds, accusing the agency of retrofitting evidence while fueling pressure on Israel.

EMPTY WORDS: After witnessing Sydney’s Hanukkah terror attack, journalist Erin Molan slammed Australia’s leaders for empty unity rhetoric without action. She said government inaction on rising antisemitism emboldened extremists, left Jews traumatized, and signaled weakness. Molan warned that words don’t deter terrorists—consequences do.

GUEST EDITORIAL: Lisa Daftari, a foreign policy analyst and editor-in-chief at The Foreign Desk, weighs in on the sorry state of college Middle Eastern studies departments and suggests a radical solution. "Through these departments, dozens of American college students have at best been indoctrinated to despise this country and whitewash the crimes of terrorists, and at worst pushed toward genuine radicalization and extremist plots," she writes.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK: ""Words mean nothing if the people that you're trying to instill fear into or warn don't believe what you're saying because your actions don't back them up." Australian journalist Erin Molan on the nation's call for "unity" following the Bondi Beach massacre.

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A Florida man shot and killed his wife and shot his stepdaughter earlier this week before fatally shooting himself after an argument over an NFL football game, authorities said.

Jason Kenney, 47, took his own life hours after killing his wife, Crystal Kenney, on Dec. 22, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said at a press conference.

Judd said the murder occurred after Crystal Kenney suggested to her husband that he turn off Monday’s NFL football game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Indianapolis Colts.

FLORIDA MAN FACING DEATH PENALTY FOR KILLING 18-YEAR-OLD GIRLFRIEND, UNBORN CHILD AFTER SHE REFUSED ABORTION

Jason Kenney had been drinking, and the argument escalated, prompting his wife to tell her 12-year-old son to call 911.

The boy ran to a neighbor’s home when he heard gunshots. Responding deputies found Crystal Kenney dead, as well as a 13-year-old girl who had been shot in the shoulder and face.

She is recovering in a hospital.

"She said, ‘I begged him, don’t shoot me, don’t shoot me, don’t shoot me, and he shot me anyway,’" Judd said.

ARKANSAS MOM FOUND SHOT TO DEATH WITH TWO CHILDREN WROTE CRYPTIC FACEBOOK POST MONTHS BEFORE KILLINGS

The boy was unharmed, as was Jason and Crystal’s 1-year-old daughter, who was home at the time of the shooting. She was found by deputies asleep in her crib.

After the shooting, Jason Kenney fled the scene and called his sister, who lives in upstate New York, Judd said. He told her that he had "done something" wrong and that it would be the last time they would talk.

He then drove to his father’s home, where deputies found him. While trying to get him out of a shed, Jason fatally shot himself, Judd said.

During a search of the family’s home, deputies found a note Crystal wrote to her husband urging him to get help.

"You’re drinking, you’re using cocaine again. This is not the way the family should be. You need God," the note states, Judd said.

The surviving children were handed over to their grandparents.

"The entire family was destroyed," Judd said. "Our homicide detectives are distraught. When you go in there, there is a beautiful Christmas tree with lots of Christmas presents under it, just like the nuclear family should be."