(JNS) — For years, I’ve heard the complaint that non-Jews don’t stand up against systemic antisemitism. And I agree. But do you know what’s even more confusing? When Jewish organizations actively oppose measures that combat systemic antisemitism.
I’m not naive. People are people. Unity is a utopian fantasy. Apparently, so is expecting universal agreement on a basic legal principle: If you violate the terms of your visa, you can be deported. Actions have consequences. Why is it such a complex concept?
I dedicate a significant part of my life to bridging communities: Jews and non-Jews. Educating...
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