American universities face a tough choice: should they prioritize discipline or compassion when dealing with anti-Israel protests?
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Columbia must send the pro-Hamas protestors a clear message
The intifada revolution has engulfed Columbia University. Just a week after a congressional hearing in which President Minouche Shafik
Anti-Israel faculty group adds fuel to a raging fire
It’s not safe to be a Jewish student at UC Berkeley.” That was the message a Jewish student delivered before the House of Representatives’ Education and the Workforce Committee last Thursday
The Abraham Accords and a three-year harmony
The alignment of Rosh Hashanah and the three-year anniversary of the Abraham Accords epitomizes tikkun olam.
Now is not a time to project hate on campus
Jewish college students are dealing with attacks on Israel and harassment on their campuses. When will it stop?
My friends, family and home in Israel are under attack
Butchering Israeli civilians does not advance human rights. It’s a crime against humanity.
Pro-Israel advocacy must include Arab Israelis
Partnerships between Arabs and Jews are both possible and essential.
How Distorted Reporting Leads to Hatred of Israel
The Jewish nation has long been the subject of the mainstream media’s criticism and condemnation.
I’ve Been Asked to Help Tackle Antisemitism at George Washington University; Here’s My Take
A few years ago, a Hidden Brain podcast entitled “Passion Isn’t Enough” explored how we’ve come to deal with politics as an entertainment sport
Israel and Its Daunting Uphill Battle in the Arena of Public Opinion
I just received Noa Tishby’s recent book entitled, ISRAEL: A Simple Guide to the Most Misunderstood Country on Earth.
