Send them home March 9, 2025Silvio Canto, Jr.
It makes no sense for people, students or faculty, to come here and engage in illegal activities.
Auschwitz’s Brutal Lesson January 29, 2025Diana L. Banister
Eighty years since the liberation of that Nazi death camp and it is still incomprehensible that any human being could do this to another.
Campus Protests Stifle Free Speech September 13, 2024J. Kennerly Davis, Jr.
The surge of open and violent antisemitism since October 7 has had a devastating effect on the sense of community, respectful civility, and commitment to free speech that ought to characterize academic life.
Never Again Means Never Again April 30, 2019Michael Curtis
The unwillingness to punish acts or expressions of anti-Semitism must not stand, not in the Foreign Affairs Committee of the U.S. Congress, nor elsewhere in the world.
Real Anti-Semitism October 31, 2018Sally Zelikovsky
Whether practicing or secular, Jews always live in fear that the killing will come back in fashion.
In Search of Justice June 17, 2018Michael Curtis
Who will drain the swamp of anti-Semitism and calls for the liquidation of the State of Israel?
Anti-Semitism Is a Mental Disease June 6, 2018Shoula Romano Horing
Anti-Semitism, whether in the Mideast, Europe, the U.S. – or, for that matter, on AT comment threads – is unacceptable and intolerable and must be stamped out.
Jew-Bashing 101 March 15, 2015Janet Tassel
When I found myself hoping that my college-bound granddaughter will not "come out" as Jewish, I realized I had time-traveled back to the Germany of the 1930s
My Jewish Upbringing November 9, 2014Sol Schindler
The first time in my twelve year old life that I had been called a dirty Jew, it didn’t particularly bother me.
France and the BDS Movement February 23, 2014Michael Curtis
France is taking the lead in using legal means to counter and punish not only racists, but also those participating in the boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel.
Israel: The Innovative Nation February 2, 2014Michael Curtis
It has long been obvious that Israel punches far above its weight in contributions to innovations in science, research, and general culture. Now something even better is coming down the road in the Negev.
France Combats Anti-Semitism January 13, 2014Michael Curtis
France has now taken a step, symbolically important for the democratic world as well as for its own political well being, in controlling the virulent offensiveness of anti-Semitism.
That Barbara Spectre Video December 28, 2013Paul Austin Murphy
Jew-haters only believe in Jewish truth when a Jew says something bad about his fellow Jews or something controversial.
UNRWA: 64 Years Later December 21, 2013Jordan Schachtel
From employing terrorists to admiring Hitler, this particular branch of the U.N. has a particularly disgraceful history (and present).
Islamic Tolerance: Myth and Reality October 5, 2013Michael Curtis
Ibn Warraq is well known for his intellectual and political courage and his strong principles and opinions, which include a critical assessment of the history and the nature of Islam.
Two Modern-Day Deborahs Fight Anti-Semitism May 19, 2013Abraham H. Miller
Some Jewish organizations have proven reluctant to give support to
Tammi Rossman-Benjamin and Leila Beckwith in their campaign against anti-Semitism at the University of California.
Dangerous Times: Italy stares Into the Abyss February 9, 2013James Lewis and Justine Aristea
Today, a politician named Beppe Grillo is rising to fame and fortune. His Italian audiences are laughing themselves silly at Beppe's neo-fascist schtick. Tomorrow... maybe they won't laugh.
Erasing Israel from the Map January 8, 2013Eileen F. Toplansky
Using textbooks as propaganda is nothing new. Hitler filled the minds of German youth with vile depictions of Jews in textbooks. It continues today with Palestinian militants and their Western allies.
Case Strengthens That Obama Poem Is Anti-Semitic October 31, 2012Jack Cashill
In my book Deconstructing Obama, I dismissed "Underground" as a sophomoric effort devoid of any real meaning. I still think it sophomoric, but I am not at all sure it is devoid of meaning.
Did Obama Write Anti-Semitic Poetry? October 31, 2012Jack Cashill
Readers of "Underground" are left with only two real choices. They can write it off as a silly undergraduate poem about apes that step on figs, as I originally did, or they can interpret it as an allegory.
