New York City’s Mayor Vows to Crack Down on Anti-Semitic Assaults
“An attack on our Jewish community is an attack on every New Yorker.”
February 17, 2022
Past rulings of potential nominees might shed light on their approach to religious liberty.
Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, who confirmed his pending retirement at the end of January, frequently voted in favor of religious liberty during his tenure. Together with Justice Elena Kagan, he is widely credited with pulling the court’s liberal wing toward the middle; both often rule in favor of people of faith. In evaluating potential successors to Breyer, Tanner Bean looks at the track records of three likely nominees on questions religious liberty.
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Login or Subscribe“An attack on our Jewish community is an attack on every New Yorker.”
Past rulings of potential nominees might shed light on their approach to religious liberty.
Lu Kewen regularly distributes anti-Semitic content to millions of followers.
Avigdor Lieberman cuts in half the number of hours of religious study necessary to receive financial support from the government.
The Jewish community will be reimbursed for hundreds of buildings that were expropriated during World War II.