In Israel, Only One Group Suffers Religious Discrimination: Jews
The commitment to universalizing Western values only goes one way.
April 28, 2022
Mohammed El-Kurd has claimed that Israelis “harvest organs of the martyred.”
On Tuesday, Georgetown University’s law school hosted a talk by the Palestinian poet and writer Mohammed El-Kurd, who has been condemned by the Anti-Defamation League and many other groups for his vitriolic statements about Jews and Israel. On Tuesday morning, the dean of students, Mitch Bailin, met with a group of Jewish students who urged the school to cancel the event. Bailin’s response, writes Nate Hochman, demonstrates that the school leadership is “terrified of a small but vocal minority of students.”
The commitment to universalizing Western values only goes one way.
Cooperation between the two nations has long been an open secret.
Mohammed El-Kurd has claimed that Israelis “harvest organs of the martyred.”
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“Jews are unwanted.”
On Tuesday, Georgetown University’s law school hosted a talk by the Palestinian poet and writer Mohammed El-Kurd, who has been condemned by the Anti-Defamation League and many other groups for his vitriolic statements about Jews and Israel. On Tuesday morning, the dean of students, Mitch Bailin, met with a group of Jewish students who urged the school to cancel the event. Bailin’s response, writes Nate Hochman, demonstrates that the school leadership is “terrified of a small but vocal minority of students.”
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