Category Archives: Antisemitism
Occupy Wall Street: Antisemitism Is Part of the Message
Tweet One of the first people to comment on the antisemitic and anti-Israel rhetoric at the “Occupy Wall Street” (OWS) protest camp in lower Manhattan as well as at several of its clones in cities across the United States and Europe, was Sean Spicer, communications director of the Republican National Committee. In a memorandum [...]
Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions against Israel: Annoying by Non-Jews; Painful When Perpetrated by Israelis against Each Other
Launched in 2005, the so-called “boycott, divestment, and sanctions” (BDS) movement was created by Palestinians seeking to prompt their supporters worldwide to convince Western authorities to engage in anti-Israel campaigns. The movement’s goal is to hurt Israel economically and encourage delegitimization of the Jewish state.
Combatting BDS Antisemitism: They Redraw Lines of Acceptable Discourse; the Pro-Israel Community Must Respond
The latest attempt to boycott Israel on a North American college campus was made over hummus. The Strauss Group, Israeli co-owner (with PepsiCo) of Sabra brand hummus, supports the Golani and Givati brigades with gift packages, and was thus accused of human rights abuses against Palestinians. Princeton students were urged to demand that other brands be offered on campus in addition to the offending Sabra product.
ZOA Campaign Leads to US Dept. of Ed Announcement: Jewish Students Now Protected from Antisemitic Harassment
After a six-year campaign by the Zionist Organization of America, the US Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) announced last month that it will enforce Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act in order to protect Jewish students from harassment, intimidation, and discrimination at federally funded schools.
An Ambitious “Wallenberg” in White Plains Demonstrates the Power of One, the Capacity of Us All
Tweet By Samuel Morrison The story of Raoul Wallenberg, the young Swedish diplomat who in a six-month period during the waning months of World War Two saved more than 100,000 Hungarian Jews from extermination, has, over the years, been told in several books, television programs, movies, and, of course, personal accounts of some of those [...]
PA Wants an Israeli “Freeze,” but Not if the Price Is Recognition of a Jewish State; Bibi Says It’s That or Nothing
Tweet When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made clear that he might agree to extend the freeze on building throughout Judea and Samaria for an additional 60 days, but only if the Palestinians were to agree to recognize Israel as the Jewish state, he articulated a sentiment that has resonated not only in Jewish communities [...]

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