[ad_1] Some say that anti-Zionism does not equate to anti-Semitism. If so, it’s worse. Anti-Semitism always hurts, but nowadays in the West it doesn’t usually hurt. The same cannot be said of anti-Zionism. Anti-Semitism in America has mostly consisted of little things: exclusion from country clubs, restrictive housing covenants, college …
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[ad_1] Throughout history, Jews have suffered mass murder on a regular basis. It began with the expulsion of Judea (which the Romans renamed Syria Palestine) after the Bar Kokhba rebellion in 135. Crusaders killed thousands in the Rhineland massacres of 1096. During the Black Death of 1346-53, Jews were blamed …
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[ad_1] Liz Magill has resigned as president of the University of Pennsylvania following her disastrous testimony before Congress last week. Such defenestrations are sad, even for those of us who consider them necessary. Even sadder is what the audience exposed about the deep and systematic rot on elite college campuses. …
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[ad_1] What constitutes bullying and harassment at Harvard? A mandatory Title IX training last year warned to all college students that “cisheterosexism,” “gorphophobia,” and “using incorrect pronouns” qualified as “abuse” and perpetuated “violence” on campus. But when I asked the president of Harvard Claudina Gay At a congressional hearing on …
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[ad_1] Democrats begin to fight public anti-Semitism. It may be too late. [ad_2]
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