We must fight progressive anti-Semitism from the inside, before it destroys the social justice movements we helped to build—and alters the core values and political attachments of American Jewry
Israel’s haters on campus are less and less effective in stopping institutions from collaborating with the Jewish state, but increasingly good at making Israeli speakers feel unwelcome
Also opining will be the head of JVP, an ardent supporter of a terrorist convicted of murdering Jews
The student-produced guide names the Jewish state as a singular threat to peace and justice and labels its Tel Aviv campus an imperial project
Gives another grant to Jewish Voice for Peace, the most visible American advocates of discriminating against the Jewish State
Campus Week: A call to academic colleagues
The LGBT group was a ‘carefully chosen target,’ said a director at Jewish Voice for Peace, which organized the anti-Israel demonstration on Sunday
How a storied philanthropy came to lend its legitimacy—and money—to groups that push boycotting Israel
J.B. Pritzker, part-owner of the hotel behemoth, is a potential Democratic candidate for Illinois governor whose base might not share the event speakers’ ideology
One side sees a call for peace, the other a defense of ‘genocide’
Jewish Voice for Peace members heckle Rahm Emanuel and Michael Oren
Civil disobedience act targeted the Friends of the IDF office in Times Square
Why Israel will soon be the only state able to govern Judea and Samaria, and the only military force capable of securing its borders
Six prominent thinkers and activists make their case—and their answers may surprise you
Liza Behrendt defends group’s mission, direct action against Birthright
JFNA would honor several unsavory folks, if they pass political litmus test
Idiosyncratic and influential anti-Zionist blogger Philip Weiss has a complicated relationship with Israel, American Jewry, and himself
Butler, West, others speak at Cooper Union
