Pariah--But The Truth, You Know, Ain't A Democracy
Andrew PessinMusings both non-fictional and fictional (it can sometimes be hard to tell the difference)
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Roundup of Campus Antisemitism
I monitor the campus scene closely, in work for the Algemeiner — a terrific news source that focuses on Jews/Israel, and which has had a dedicated “Campus Bureau” for nearly ten years. The Algemeiner was ahead of its time in seeing the anti...
Battling Divestment Campaigns
One outcome of the pro-Hamas encampments at well over 100 North American universities in the spring was that many universities agreed to consider various forms of divestment requests, targeting Israel. Thankfully most universities who have ...
How to End the One Hundred Years War on Israel? Review of David Friedman, "One Jewish State" (Humanix Books, 2024)
[An earlier version of this review appeared on the Elder of Ziyon blog, among the very best of the pro-Israel blogs out there.]
Calling All Jewish Democrats: It’s An Emergency
The following piece appeared by an anonymous author at the Elder of Ziyon blog. It’s the most detailed and documented case against Kamala Harris I have seen, arguing that her presidency poses an existential threat not only to Israel but to ...
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Andrew Pessin teaches philosophy and is Campus Bureau Editor for the Algemeiner. His books include Anti-Zionism on Campus, and the novels Nevergreen and Bright College Years. Follow him on X @AndrewPessin. For more info visit www.andrewpessin.com.
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