New York Times opinion editor Bari Weiss on Sunday said the national media has "absolutely" been slow in their coverage of the rise of anti-Semitism in the United States. 
Veteran anti-Israel activist Linda Sarsour on Friday linked Israel to white supremacy while speaking at a pro-Palestinian conference. 
Deven Anderson, who recently joined Pete Buttigieg's (D.) presidential campaign as a regional organizing director in Columbia, S.C., has a history of praising anti-Semitic Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan and attended a sermon where Farrakhan said "You can walk with a Jew, but you can't walk with me." 
The Women's March has cut ties with three inaugural co-chairs after accusations of anti-Semitism rocked the far-left organization, while adding a new one who has compared Israel to the Islamic State terrorist organization. 
Sen. Cory Booker (D., N.J.) said on Sunday that he would not meet with anti-Semitic leader Louis Farrakhan, after indicating last month that he would be open to the possibility. 
Marc Lamont Hill, a Temple University professor and former CNN commentator, said that mainstream news outlets are "Zionist organizations" that create "Zionist content" during an appearance at a progressive conference. 
Former congressman Keith Ellison met with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn on Wednesday, with the American praising the Brit as a "true grassroots organizer." 
A radical Catholic priest and former adviser to Barack Obama invited Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan to speak at his Chicago parish. 
Journalists are writing stories about Instagram's decision to ban a number of prominent "far-right leaders" and "right-wing extremists" in an effort to crack down on misinformation and dangerous online behavior. 