Human rights museum treating Jewish concerns as an afterthought


Despite a formal legal threat from the Israeli advocacy group Shurat HaDin and calls from multiple Jewish organizations to pause and review the exhibit, the CMHR has largely deflected. The museum’s spokesperson, Amanda Gaudes, and its CEO, Isha Khan, have provided brief written statements, but made no commitment to pause or alter the exhibit.



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