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"The “semantic fireworks” on campuses may be obscuring the issues we ought to be debating."

Media Source:

Haaretz

Media URL:

https://www.haaretz.com/opinion/2024-06-10/ty-article-opinion/.premium/forget-being-anti-zionists-lets-be-anti-kahanists/00000190-0228-d660-af95-6fbed3e60000

Date:

2024/06/10

Summary:

Lewis & Clark Professor David Schraub is a nationally renowned scholar on legal definitions of antisemitism. But when it comes to understanding the relationship between antisemitism and anti-Zionism, Schraub argues we may be getting the terms of the debate wrong.

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