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Thank you to the Elder of Ziyon for including us in his newest post, "The New Front for Combating Antisemism." You can read the full post at elderofziyon.substack.com
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Elder has noticed us, and he likes us! The New Front Combating Antizionism open.substack.com/pub/eldero…

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What an honor and treat to appear on this fabulous podcast, Unapologetically Jewish! Check it out, and find out about the "optimism cap" I attempt periodically to put on .... substack.com/@shanameyerson/…

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Yet another brilliant Elder essay — and one, I think, that coheres well with the Movement Against Antizionism and the Institute for the Critical Study of Antizionism’s efforts to “change the framework” and “invert the lens,” and focus not on the targets of hatred and violence (the Jews) but on racists and haters whose ideology is producing the hatred and violence …. @maazaction @InstituteCSA @elderofziyon From Progressiveness to Hate open.substack.com/pub/eldero…

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Sam Harris GETS IT Everyone should read this: samharris.substack.com/p/why…

Sam Harris has written the best thing you’ll read today. open.substack.com/pub/samhar…
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The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is alive and well in the 21st century ...
1/ Our new paper on how perceptions of Jewish power fuel antisemitism is out in @APA American Psychologist. We find that these perceptions create distinct threats on each side of the ideological spectrum, helping explain why antisemitism can emerge from both left and right.
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What I find riveting about this clip is not that Sarah Wilkinson doesn't see Israelis as human—it's a given for people whose entire worldview is built around a Manichean spiritual dichotomy in which Palestine/Gaza stands for good and Israel/Jews for evil. What's genuinely worth noting here are the last few seconds of the clip, where she says that she glimpsed Gaza right before the cruel Israeli monsters so abruptly ended her quest. It's that twinkle in her eye and the swelling music that reveal the real meaning of Gaza for her: Gaza as the Holy Grail, an object of longing, a source of redemption for her and for all humanity, the closest thing to a divine revelation she's ever been granted. The sense we get from those last few seconds is that, simply by glimpsing Gaza, she reached a level of spiritual transcendence that she will cherish for the rest of her life. And it's the sweetness of that moment, of redemption so tantalizingly within one’s grasp, that is going to bring her back, for one doesn’t abandon the holy quest simply because agents of Satan stand in one's way. Indeed, the greater the obstacles to redemption, the more resolutely one must persevere. @RachelMoiselle has written about Palestinianism as a replacement faith for post-Catholic Irish. @HusseinAboubakr has a tour de force of a piece out now on Palestine as a symbol whose meaning changes depending on which groups and causes attach themselves to it. This clip is an illustration of what both of them are talking about. I hope there are people out there studying Palestinianism as a psycho-spiritual phenomenon. It has to be one of the most fascinating subjects of inquiry today.
Dehumanization of Jews on a Nazi level by @swilkinsonbc “The Israelis are not human. They have hands — they have faces but they’re not one of us. They are monsters.”
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Newest edition of the Institute for the Critical Study of Antizionism's substack is out! So much critical-study-of-antizionism goodness in one place ....! Opportunities, Query, New Book, Recommendations... Link in first reply. @yudapearl @elderofziyon @richard_landes @MikeNew19512115 @maazaction @adam_louis52328 @adamlevick @bandlersbanter @SAFECUNY @_SAFECAMPUS @LenGrunstein @EylonALevy @EinatWilf @HenMazzig @Aizenberg55 @thestustustudio @slowhoneybee @andrewbostom @CUNY_prof
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National Students for Justice in Palestine released a position paper and it's a doozy. Link to the paper at icsa.substack.com
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Newest edition of the Institute for the Critical Study of Antizionism's substack is out! So much critical-study-of-antizionism goodness in one place ....! Opportunities, Query, New Book, Recommendations... Link in first reply. @VividProwess @EliAfriatISR @AKALazarus @Mazelit_ @MummyIsT @FriendIsrael65 @LoganLevkoff @lackboys3 @blnashusa @anamamoss @SchieferTomTom @9aCedarCourt @76brandy76
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An Incredible Essay from MAAZ
"But we are in fact just human. We are born covered in the same juice as you. We have mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers. Bad habits. Love affairs. Limps and soaring intellect. Criminals and rapists, schoolteachers and activists. Tech professionals. Scientists. We try to find our life’s purpose. We worry about our kids. We have favorite books, favorite songs. We roll the window down in the car, feel the air blowing by. Have this or that regret. That traumatic memory. We are vegetarians and meat eaters. Drinkers and teetotalers. Religious scholars and secular humanists. Tall and short. Fat and thin. Gay and straight. We are people." movementagainstantizionism.s…
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T’ruah, one of the most influential rabbinic organizations in America, says it is committed to Israel’s future as a Jewish and democratic state. Yet an investigation by AFTER OCTOBER 7 found that the left-wing organization has repeatedly hired, partnered with, promoted, and honored activists who falsely accuse Israel of “apartheid,” “genocide,” forced starvation, and ethnic cleansing — and promoted antizionist libels themselves. Among other problematic stances, T’ruah has challenged discriminatory anti-BDS laws aiming to protect Jews from racialized boycotts; worked to undermine support for the widely-accepted International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of antisemitism; and aligned itself with organizations at the forefront of the antizionist hate movement that supports the ethnic cleansing of Israelis in the name of Palestinian “liberation.” The disconnect between T’ruah and the views of mainstream American rabbis and their congregants is perhaps best illustrated by one of the organization’s highest-profile honorees. Read the AO7 article here: open.substack.com/pub/kevind…
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The special issue of American Psychologist on antisemitism (a flagship APA journal) is out. I think some of its editors quit due to the an American Psychologist special issue on "decolonial and liberation psychologies" that contained vitriolic rhetoric against so-called "Zionist psychologies". Three papers reports several interesting findings that should inform public discussions on the relation between Antizionism and Antisemitism.
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Interesting how academic institutions suddenly discover “process” and “review” when Jews organize a conference on antisemitism. Where is this careful oversight when campuses platform antizionist propaganda, Marxist grievance politics, “resistance” rhetoric, and ideologies that glorify violence against Israel and Jews? Apparently, antisemitism can be normalized freely. But examining antisemitism honestly requires supervision. The rot in academia is not just in the classroom. It is in the leadership.
This is far longer than my typical post, but it tells an important story of what appears to be an attempt by leadership at Massey College to censor a major conference on antisemitism, leading to the resignation of one of its senior fellows. The disappointment that greeted Mark Carney’s antisemitism speech this week is partly a function of a Jewish community that has been facing real threats for months, with fears that our governments and institutions have been unwilling to confront them directly and honestly. Hours before the Carney speech, I received a note from Peter Biro, a Toronto lawyer and longtime senior fellow at the University of Toronto’s Massey College, that provided a tangible example of the harm. Biro, facing what appears to have been an attempt by Massey College leadership to censor a major antisemitism conference planned for this fall, resigned his fellowship rather than succumb to it. Biro proposed, organized, and committed to personally fund a one-day conference, “Antisemitism in Our ‘Free and Democratic Society’: A Canary’s Song,” co-presented with the Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights and featuring Deborah Lipstadt, Deborah Lyons, and Irwin Cotler, among others. According to his resignation letter, which I am sharing here with his permission, the College told him it had never approved the event and insisted on appointing an advisory committee to review, curate, and approve a version of the program that fit the College’s “mission and approach.” When he asked who had raised concerns and whether such a committee had any precedent, he says he received no answer. Biro calls the stated objection false and a pretext. The real concern, he argues, is the substance: how antisemitism would be examined, by whom, and whether a human rights centre founded by a Jewish and Zionist lawyer was an acceptable partner. That objection makes little sense, since the College itself partnered with the very same centre only months ago. In Biro’s words, the committee “looks and feels less like prudent corporate governance and more like antisemitism.” Read the letter and judge for yourself. Here is the part that should worry everyone. An academic institution responded to a conference on antisemitism, organized by one of its own fellows and featuring some of the world’s most notable antisemitism scholars, by insisting that an oversight committee was needed to decide whether the subject was being handled appropriately. I’ve organized many conferences and never had university leadership intervene in this manner. Massey College, much like Mark Carney, had a chance to lead, but both failed to meet the moment. The conference will go on in Toronto on September 15. The stain on Massey College will not come off as easily.
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Friday campus antizionism-antisemitism roundup [To stay abreast, follow @AndrewPessin on X and andrewpessin.substack.com/] New York U: person arrested for swastika flag on building is a student, charged with hate crime algemeiner.com/2026/06/04/ne… National SJP published a position paper a few months back and it’s a doozy in its open desire to take over universities and turn them into re-education camps, all written in Marxist language static1.squarespace.com/stat… Trump admin: in addition to targeting dozens of particular universities re DEI, antisemitism etc the admin is now rewriting general rules to apply to every university etc, such as requiring accreditors to require intellectual diversity in order to obtain federal funds. At least 11 new rules have been proposed at the Education Department, including one aimed at “streamlining the process” to cut money for schools that violate the Trump administration's interpretation of civil rights law. abcnews.com/US/wireStory/tru… K-12: ADL and Stop Hate in Schools partnering to improve incident tracking adl.org/resources/press-rele… Los Angeles K-12: Last night, at an official UTLA House of Representatives meeting, 160 credentialed teachers — the people who teach your children — spent thirty minutes denouncing me by name, declared that Zionism is racism, and then voted to expel me, the only Orthodox Jew in the room. I never said a single word the entire meeting. x.com/JewTLA/status/20627682… Fairfax County K-12: CAIR Files Federal Lawsuit Against Fairfax County Public Schools for Suspending Muslim and Arab Students Over Participation in Viral Video Trend: Seeking to increase attendance and community engagement, MSA members discovered a comedic viral video trend used by student groups and businesses across the country to engage with the community and attract new members and clients. In the trend, an organization would create a “street interview” skit. In the skit, a member would ask a participant if they would come to the organization’s event. When the participant says “no,” they are grabbed and taken away by other organization members. The “interviewer” then moves on to other individuals who enthusiastically share that they will attend the event and are not forcibly removed from the scene. cair.com/press_releases/brea… Canada: U of Guelph Chabad hit with antisemitic graffiti: “Death to israhell” cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener… ===== Thurs June 4 UCLA Court Grants UCLA Jewish Faculty’s Motion to Join DOJ Title VII Case Against the University of California. Read the allegations of anti-Jewish discrimination, hostile work environment, and retaliation at UCLA. x.com/JFrgatUCLA/status/2062… New York University: arrest made in incident of swastika flag flying over building recently nyu.edu/about/news-publicati… Modern Language Assn rejects BDS resolution, got only 7% of the vote facebook.com/groups/17406907… The Qatar Foundation just signed three new study-abroad agreements with several Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) at a conference in Florida: Hampton University, Xavier University of Louisiana, and Prairie View A&M University. This very same week, according to @MikaHackner, Qatar sent notices that it's shutting down Qatar Foundation International, its US-based arm. This isn't a coincidence. QFI has been the subject of scrutiny lately over its influence on K-12 schools, garnering comparisons to the Chinese Confucius Institutes. Now, it seems, Qatar is opting instead for direct partnerships with HBCUs signed out of Doha. I doubt Qatar will actually end its efforts to influence K-12 — it'll just use another mechanism to do so. x.com/EFischberger/status/20… U of Toronto Massey College: complicated story, but what appears to be an attempt by leadership at Massey College to censor a major conference on antisemitism, leading to the resignation of one of its senior fellows: I received a note from Peter Biro, a Toronto lawyer and longtime senior fellow at the University of Toronto’s Massey College, that provided a tangible example of the harm. Biro, facing what appears to have been an attempt by Massey College leadership to censor a major antisemitism conference planned for this fall, resigned his fellowship rather than succumb to it. Biro proposed, organized, and committed to personally fund a one-day conference, “Antisemitism in Our ‘Free and Democratic Society’: A Canary’s Song,” co-presented with the Raoul Wallenberg Centre for Human Rights and featuring Deborah Lipstadt, Deborah Lyons, and Irwin Cotler, among others. According to his resignation letter, which I am sharing here with his permission, the College told him it had never approved the event and insisted on appointing an advisory committee to review, curate, and approve a version of the program that fit the College’s “mission and approach.” When he asked who had raised concerns and whether such a committee had any precedent, he says he received no answer. Biro calls the stated objection false and a pretext. The real concern, he argues, is the substance: how antisemitism would be examined, by whom, and whether a human rights centre founded by a Jewish and Zionist lawyer was an acceptable partner. An academic institution responded to a conference on antisemitism, organized by one of its own fellows and featuring some of the world’s most notable antisemitism scholars, by insisting that an oversight committee was needed to decide whether the subject was being handled appropriately. x.com/mgeist/status/20622477… UK: one in four British undergrads say ‘Oct 7 is defensible’ thejc.com/news/uk/british-un… Spain K-12: Spanish Authorities Probe Madrid School Over Anti-Israel Play Featuring Children Dressed as Hamas-Like Gunmen algemeiner.com/2026/06/03/sp… x.com/kikas6652/status/20624…

A public school in Madrid had 10 year old children perform as Hamas fighters with toy guns for a school play! 😠🤬
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