Behind the Scenes at My Personal, Post 10/7 Grammys
The contrast between what I experienced at the Grammys and my life in Israel since 10/7 — exactly four months ago — is proving difficult to process.
The contrast between what I experienced at the Grammys and my life in Israel since 10/7 — exactly four months ago — is proving difficult to process.
This teach-in was full of many more extremely biased assertions against the Jews’ connection to the land and blatant support of Hamas’s murder of innocent Israeli people.
If we all work toward becoming righteous judges at our gates, we will see the way to resolve our differences, small and large.
Since the October massacres by Hamas, a range of Jewish UC Berkeley faculty have experienced exclusion, prejudice, and discrimination on account of their Jewish identities.
As part of the Yeshiva University’s Zahava and Moshael Straus Center for Torah and Western Thought, I had the privilege to travel to Israel with my fellow students and spend four days immersed in study at the Menachem Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem.
South Africa had its day in court. They thankfully lost what they set out to achieve, but in a way they also won what they wanted.
Anti-Israel protests have brought to the fore a contingent that would please both Hitler and Stalin: they’re white, neo-Marxist, ignorant—and despise Jews.
Rifts are so great, differences of opinion so irreconcilable, the house should be condemned.
One of the biggest contributing factors to this antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment is TikTok, where Jew hate is allowed to run rampant and Jewish employees describe antisemitism proliferating in their workplace.
Arab scholars from the Paris-based think tank Arab Reform Initiative lamented the fact that the term “accountability” does not have a clear single equivalent in Arabic.