While not as problematic as the so-called Jerusalem Declaration, the Nexus Document not only provides a weaker standard, it provides cover to those that perpetrate in anti-Zionist forms of anti-Semitism.
The president has correctly identified the seriousness of confronting anti-Semitism. Now his administration needs to deliver a strong regulation to ensure, in his words, that evil will not win and hate will not prevail.
Berkeley Law’s students have institutionalized an ancient ideology of hate, incorporating it into the legal DNA of their major identity groups.
At long last, under pressure, Berkeley Law’s Dean is pledging to enforce Berkeley’s anti-discrimination rules against any of these nine organizations that act upon their new bylaw provisions. He must be held to it.
After we published this op-ed by Kenneth Marcus, Erwin Chemerinsky, Dean of Berkeley School of Law, sent us a response. You can read it below, followed by a response from Marcus.
No matter how you look at it, this brutal act was horrific. Beyond the immediate victims, the shooting has spread terror throughout America, especially in Buffalo’s Black community.
For those who seek silver linings in the dark clouds that gather, here are ten positives from 2021.
The Capitol riot should be a wake-up call for those who did not hear the alarm four years ago at Charlottesville.
Jewish skin has tended to reflect whatever hues are most disliked.
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