I’m an Israeli professor. Why is my work in Harvard’s antisemitism report?

[Hume]

The report was compiled and published in response to widespread pressure from donors and pro-Israel advocacy groups. It claims to document a crisis of antisemitism on campus. But what it actually reveals is Harvard’s willingness to redefine Jewish identity in narrow, ideological terms: to exclude and erase Jews who dissent from Zionism.

I know this because I am one of them.

I’m an Israeli professor. Why is my work in Harvard’s antisemitism report? |

Harvard is conflating Jewish identity with political loyalty to Israel. That’s a dangerous mistake

www.theguardian.com

You won't find bigots like Guno reading this.

 

[Hume]

"In short, Harvard’s report does not just mischaracterize a program. It attempts to redraw the boundaries of Jewish legitimacy.

It sends a chilling message to students and faculty: if you are a Jew who questions Zionism, you are suspect. If you engage in solidarity with Palestinians, you do not belong. If your scholarship complicates the tidy moral narrative of a beleaguered Israel, you are not just unwelcome—you are dangerous.

 

[Walt]

The alt right's defense of Jews is really just another way of attacking Jews.