The more political-sounding term, Anti-Zionism, has become a 21st century euphemism. But we must not blur what it has meant for many millennia — Jew hatred.
It’s as if all the victims of the October 7 massacres have lodged themselves in my brain.
The bespectacled man is part of a dangerous movement of anti-Jew, anti-Israel organizations that have embedded themselves in America over the past 60 years.
Here is a list of things you can do to strengthen the Jewish people today.
In the wake of a rise in antisemitism since the Hamas massacres of October 7, mega donors have been holding universities accountable for the protection of Jewish students.
Stop Antisemitism posted a video of the incident to X, formerly known as Twitter on Thursday, claiming that the two protesters assaulted the student.
Prior to Rickford’s apology, the university had denounced his comments as being “reprehensible” and having “no regard whatsoever for humanity.”
“How are you doing today? How are you guys holding up?” How can I possibly answer that question?
Immediately following the Hamas’ attack on civilians in southern Israel, groups across the anti-Israel spectrum were defending these actions.
In addition to donations, what if we take up the sacred task of learning Hebrew to send letters of support to our soldiers and surviving families?
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