Opinion: At Yale and beyond, here's why campus protests hurt
The Jewish community is not a monolith, and the connections that Jews on college campuses have to the state of Israel are varied and complex.
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The Jewish community is not a monolith, and the connections that Jews on college campuses have to the state of Israel are varied and complex.
(JTA) – A pro-Palestinian protest at Yale University allegedly turned violent with dozens of arrests. The University of Southern California
Some Jewish students expressed alarm at the protests calling on Yale to divest from military weapons manufacturers, which they view as antisemitic; others said they support the protests and have themselves been involved in the demonstrations.
(JTA) – A pro-Palestinian protest at Yale University allegedly turned violent with dozens of arrests.
Like a plague that long lay dormant, antisemitism has sprung back to virulence in the U.S., deeply unsettling American Jews, many of whom had viewed it as a relic of past generations, destined to fade away.