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Today, the preeminence of the Jewish-liberal alliance is threatened not from the right but by the rising power and increasing population of Jewish progressives.

DEI on Campus

  • The Writing Is on the Wall for Jewish Students

    We must challenge professors and students who tacitly endorse antisemitic violence in the guise of ‘resistance’

    BY THOMAS ULLMAN

  • The DEI Complex Will Never Protect Jews

    The problem isn’t that the system—of affinity groups, diversity officers, microaggression policing, and more—hasn’t included Jews until now. It’s that the system itself is dangerous.

    BY ARMIN ROSEN

  • End DEI

    It’s not about diversity, equity, or inclusion. It is about arrogating power to a movement that threatens not just Jews—but America itself.

    BY BARI WEISS

Number of the Day from The Scroll

$1M

→ That’s at least how much money charities connected with George Soros have pumped into a Gazan human-rights center with “deep ties to Palestinian terrorists,” according to a report by Gabe Kaminsky in the Washington Examiner. Since 2012, the Soros-backed Open Society Institute and the Foundation to Promote Open Society have funded the Gaza-based Al Mezan Center for Human Rights. In addition to being a “well-funded operation” that lobbies the United Nations to prosecute Israeli officials for “war crimes” at the International Criminal Court, however, Al Mezan appears to be deeply connected with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, a “Marxist-Leninist” U.S.-designated terror group that has cooperated with Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) in attacks on Israelis. Al Mezan’s chairman, for instance, met with the leader of the PFLP in Cairo in 2015 and referred to him as “comrade,” posted social media photos of himself attending memorial services for PFLP leaders, and has hosted PFLP officials through his role as a trustee of Gaza’s Al-Aqsa University. Al Mezan’s board members include one former PFLP member and one former director of the Hamas-controlled Palestinian Legislative Council, who has been referred to as a “Hamas leader” in Arabic-language media. Al Mezan has also hosted several events featuring leaders from the PFLP, Hamas, and PIJ. 

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In the wake of the October 2023 Hamas attacks, Jewish leaders were shocked to read the egregious statement put out by Darren Walker, the President of the Ford Foundation, who declined to acknowledge the massacre of Jews in Israel. They shouldn’t have been—not only because the foundation’s namesake was a notorious antisemite, but because the Ford Foundation is at the center of an elite nonprofit complex fueling this crisis both at home and abroad. In addition to the major nonprofit foundations, the American establishment remains dominant in two other areas of life: elite prep schools and universities, and the “deep state.” It’s not a coincidence that these three sectors—NGOs, higher ed, and the federal bureaucracy—have become the power centers of wokeness. The face of “resistance” may be a young radical, but the funding, strategy, and power are decidedly not. On Sunday night, Walker issued a second press release. With no explanation given, it was not clear why two statements were released. “Henry Ford, our founder, was among the twentieth century’s most virulent American antisemites. And yet, to me, our past confers a special obligation to engage, not to retreat—no matter the complications or the consequences.”
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