AG Bondi addresses antisemitism incidents, rejects SPLC as DOJ resource

Prosecutor Bam Bondi spoke about the efforts of the Ministry of Justice to protect religious freedom rights during the parliament hearing on Monday and indicated that the legislators had focused on a group of religions, from Judaism to Islam.

Bondi said: “It is not only Catholics, but every religion, and even mosques that were slow under the Biden administration and were not allowed to open.” “We will protect every religion in this country.”

The public prosecutor’s comments came in response to questions from Representative Riley Moore, RW. Virginia, who asked what budget resources needed by Bondi “eliminating the anti -Christian bias” in the department.

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Bondi also referred to the recent prominent incidents that seemed to be rooted in anti -Semitism, including the killing of two people working at the Israeli embassy in Washington, DC. He was also arrested.

Bondi’s gesture to the mosques was a clear reference to a handful of blue tendencies that close all religious buildings as part of the Covid-19 in 2020 while the Trump administration.

The Public Prosecutor said that she is speaking “almost daily” with the Civil Rights Department, the Ministry of Justice, which is responsible for discrimination, and has proven to the head of the Harmit Delon department, who raised the division and transferred its focus in part to religious freedom.

“They are working to protect people from all religions,” Bondi said.

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People gather to candles that illuminate a temporary memorial to honor Yaron Lesinski and Sarah Milgerim, who were killed while leaving an event at the Jewish Museum of the Jewish Museum in Washington, DC, during a candlelight protest outside the White House in Washington, DC, on Thursday, May 22, 2025. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File)

Moore also introduced a controversial internal note that arose at the Richmond FBI at the era of former FBI. The memo, published by Congress in 2023 after receiving the amount of the amount of the amount of the FBI, provided an assessment of the “extremist Catholics” threat.

The internal document developed what the FBI as an extremism between a small group of Catholics, defined them as those who opposed the modern era, “extremist ideological beliefs”, and “participating in a violent speech.”

Jennifer Correier, the center, is working on an American flag while joining others in a gathering against anti -Semitism in UNLV on Monday, May 6, 2024 in Las Vegas. (Bizuayehu Tesfaye/LAS Vegas Review-Journal/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)

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The document referred to three realistic examples of criminal suspects who got acquainted with this Catholic community to clarify its point of view, and used the Southern Poverty law Center, a left -wing left -wing organizer, to enhance its evaluation. In response to the reverse reaction, the FBI fell to the memo. Ray later said that he had warned the employees involved in his manufacture, but he also said that he had not disclosed any “behavior of bad faith” between them.

Bondi said during the Monday session that, under its term, the Ministry of Justice will not use the Center for Southern Poverty Law as a resource.