Academic Anti-Zionism in Australia
When it comes to radical trends including anti-Zionism, Australian campuses are like most other Western universities, only even more extreme. The ubiquity of left-wing politics in Australian academia means that writing about campus Israel-phobia requires discrimination since the range of subjects is so large. The focus here will be on just a few of Australia’s most egregious academic anti-Zionists.
Anti-Israeli Activity at Concordia University 2000-2003
From Manfred Gerstenfeld ( ed.) Academics again Israel and the Jews Anti-Israeli Activity a Concordia University 2000-2003 Corinne Berzon
European Universities and the New Anti-Semitism: Issues, Examples, Prescriptions
From Manfred Gerstenfeld ( ed.) Academics again Israel and the Jews European Universities and the New Anti-Semitism: Issues, Examples, Prescriptions
StandWithUs: A Grassroots Advocacy Organization Also On Campus
From Manfred Gerstenfeld ( ed.) Academics again Israel and the Jews StandWithUs: A Grassroots Advocacy Organization Also On Campus Roz Rothstein
Anti-Israeli Activity at the School of Oriental and African Studies: How Jewish Students Started to Fight Back
Academics again Israel and the Jews Anti-Israeli Activity at the School of Oriental and African Studies: How Jewish Students Started to Fight Back
Anti-Zionism/Anti-Semitism at the University of California-Irvine
From Manfred Gerstenfeld ( ed.) Academics again Israel and the Jews Anti-Zionism/Anti-Semitism at the University of California-Irvine* Leila Beckwith
Utrecht University: The Myth of Jewish Cannibalism, Censorship, and Fear of Muslim Intimidation* – Manfred Gerstenfeld
From Manfred Gerstenfeld ( ed.) Academics again Israel and the Jews Utrecht University: The Myth of Jewish Cannibalism, Censorship, and Fear of Muslim Intimidation*
Academics against Israel and the Jews
This essay addresses the major aspects of the international attacks on Jews and Israel on campus. It also proposes ways to successfully challenge the harassment from the academic world.
The Canadian Campus Scene
From Manfred Gerstenfeld ( ed.) Academics again Israel and the Jews
The Canadian Campus Scene
Alain Goldschläger
Muslims and Jews in Switzerland
There has so far been no openly anti-Jewish mass movement among Muslims. Kurds, Turks, and Bosnians tend to be more secular and friendlier toward Jews than Arabs from North Africa and the Middle East. Certain Muslim groups want to learn from the established Jewish community how to gain legal, political, and social acceptance in Switzerland. Muslims have not been the driving force behind the Swiss version of the new Europe-wide anti-Semitism. However, there is a growing radicalization of disaffec
Palestinian Crimes against Christian Arabs and Their Manipulation against Israel
Under the Palestinian regime Christian Arabs have been victims of frequent human rights abuses by Muslims. Palestinian Authority officials are directly responsible for many of the human rights violations. Yet for political and economic reasons many Palestinian Christian leaders blame Israel for these crimes rather than the actual perpetrators.
Jordan’s Outreach to Hamas: The Politics of Distress
Hamas influence in Jordan and the West Bank is rising. Iran and Russia are moving to reshape the Middle East. At the same time, Jordan fears it cannot trust the political will of its traditional allies as Israel has diplomatically engaged Jordan’s adversaries – Syria and Hamas.
Academics against Israel and the Jews
This essay addresses the major aspects of the international attacks on Jews and Israel on campus. It also proposes ways to successfully challenge the harassment from the academic world.
How Modernity Changed Judaism – Interview with Rabbi David Ellenson
The advent of modernity led to radical political and legal changes for Jewry, particularly in the West. Coercive belonging to a community was replaced by voluntary adherence to what might best be called a congregation. The political and legal changes also led to many religious, cultural, financial, and social developments.
The United States, Israel, and the Iranian Threat: A View from Congress
The Iranian regime’s expanding political and military involvement across the Middle East and South Asia is a force to be reckoned with. We need to wake up and understand the implications of this matter, not just for Israel but for the United States as well. History has taught us that failing to act when threatened by a deadly foe like Iran usually ends in an avoidable tragedy.
