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The investor and board chair of UJA-Federation of New York said the Oct. 7 attacks and ensuing rise in antisemitism have brought many Jews 'off the sidelines'
Columbia University was sued for a second time over its response to an explosion of antisemitism on campus. The suit is yet another indication that top U.S. universities have a long road to redemption in the public eye, a path that could lead to massive legal expenses.
'Recent attacks on universities beg the question whether we want to live in a world where only money talks,' writes Nicholas Dirks.
"Recent attacks on universities beg the question whether we want to live in a world where only money talks," writes Nicholas Dirks.
Same time. >> mark rowan, these jewish donors in new york, genuinely, i felt, they were giving money to these universities and the students around the campus saying, round up the jews. as a jew myself, that was rather unsettling as a penn grad. i saw people on campus. a cornell professor going out to say, i felt great joy see what happened on october 7th. i think there is two separate things going on here. i think there is genuine fear and concern amongst the jewish community but what's happening college campuses. that has been weaponized by this other movement. i'm not sure it's a direct line...