Obama: ‘There’s Not a Smidgen of Evidence’ Suggesting I’m Antisemitic
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President Obama said there is no evidence backing up claims that he’s antisemitic. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
President Obama said he is personally hurt by the antisemitism accusations he has faced since signing the nuclear deal with Iran.
Obama told the Jewish publication Forward that “there’s not a smidgen of evidence” to back up the charge.
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Trump Civil Rights Office Compels Reed College to Adopt IHRA Definition of Antisemitism Over Hate Incident



