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Melissa Braunstein Profile picture
@slowhoneybee
Sep 13, 2020 • 3 tweets • 1 min read • Read on X
This article notably omits Peace Prize winner Y. Arafat. And while foreign policy doesn’t typically move American voters, it’s not just the nat-sec professionals who’ve noticed these developments. It’s also rank and file pro-Israel voters.
You don’t have to be a Trump fan to acknowledge that what’s happened in the Middle East over the last few weeks is “a BFD,” to quote a certain presidential nominee.
And @nytimes tut-tutting about Trump’s supporters not doing nuance deserves a side-eye, because his ardent detractors at NYT are clearly also not interested in nuance.

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Melissa Braunstein Profile picture
May 7
Harvard’s damning new antisemitism report is 311-pages long. And it doesn’t even include insight into 8 of Harvard’s 12 graduate and professional schools. What did they omit? My latest — Image
thejc.com/opinion/harvar…
There are things in this report that didn’t quite make sense. For starters, they date the BDS movement to 2005, but it’s typically dated to the Durban Conference in 2001.
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May 8, 2024
Congress has invited 3 school districts to testify on antisemitism in K-12 schools today. It’s the same committee that’s heard testimony from university presidents. Currently streaming on YouTube.
Emerson Sykes of the ACLU is currently testifying about the First Amendment.

I’m unclear why the ACLU is here, except to possibly push back on evidence of left-wing antisemitism as protected speech.
Sykes is talking about teachers having their 1A rights outside of school. Fair. But in many cases, teachers are saying antisemitic things in class — where K-12 teachers, unlike professors, do not have a legal right to say whatever they want.
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Apr 17, 2024
Shafik says she condemns antisemitism and is committed to confronting it.

Experience since 10/7 says otherwise. #Columbia
Shafik mentions Hamas — which an Israeli student told me she hadn’t on campus for a long time.
Shafik says she’s spent most of her time as president on these issues. So why have Jewish and Israeli students described being ignored by Shafik and other administrators?
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Oct 20, 2023
That is correct. Colleges don’t care.
Jews and other Zionists have been stigmatized on college campuses and elsewhere. washingtonexaminer.com/politics/the-n…
Berkeley student groups signed on not to invite Zionist campus speakers. washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-amer…
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Oct 17, 2023
Europe is returning to its typical pattern of not being a welcoming place for Jews.
An overview of European antisemitism from 2020 — thefederalist.com/2020/03/06/how…
On Germany specifically— nationalreview.com/2020/06/antise…
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Apr 28, 2023
Except it's not “extremely rude and disrespectful" to question an elected official's commitment to fighting antisemitism when they vote against a (largely symbolic) bill opposing antisemitism in a city where it's a big problem. forward.com/fast-forward/5…
"A council member who abstained accused Jewish community leaders of failing to call out hatred against Palestinians and supporting apartheid in Israel."
Ah, injecting antisemitism into a discussion about why it's important to oppose antisemitism.
“'In this city, how could anyone deny that antisemitism has become a real problem?' said Kalman Yeger."
The only people who could deny it are those who don't pay attention or think the bad news is actually a positive.
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