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Sean Savage

The legislation, which is 2,741 pages long, includes millions to protect synagogues, Iron Dome and Holocaust survivors, and is the culmination of months of negotiations.
“It’s really dangerous what the administration is doing,” said the former secretary of state. “They will, if they head back into that deal, provide resources and money for a regime that has made clear its intentions to wipe Israel off the face of the earth. They want to destroy America as well.”
“If the university does nothing about attacks like this, it effectively condones them, sending an ugly message and setting a dangerous precedent,” said Rachel Lerman, vice chair of the Brandeis Center.
While it remains unclear how it came about, the company called it “inappropriate” and removed the words after being alerted by JNS.
“The spread of anti-Semitism throughout the Irish mainstream is clearly worse than in almost any other Western nation. It requires a massive educational drive to even begin to unravel some of the damage,” according to the findings.
Charles Jacobs, president of Americans for Peace and Tolerance, said ethnic-studies and racial-justice curricula as constructed are “poisonous to American society; they promote tribalism and racism.”
“These candidates, some of whom face vocal anti-Israel primary opponents, are running in some of the most competitive primary and general elections across the country in 2022,” said executive director of the bipartisan PAC Jeff Mendelsohn.
“Despite its seemingly innocuous name, this legislation is just another assault on Israel from the fringe left. The American people are pro-Israel, and as a result, this legislation is destined to fail,” chairwoman of the CUFI Action Fund Sandra Parker told JNS.
“We rely heavily on primary-source documents, firsthand accounts, survivor testimony, eyewitness reports at the time photographs taken at the time,” said teacher Rachel Pignato. “We don’t want to really rely on some other person’s perspective of what happened. We want to hear from the people who went through it. So that becomes a cornerstone of the course.”