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Harvard stands with the terrorists. Who do the Jews stand with?

Caroline Glick’s “Mideast News Hour,” Ep. 2

Following The Harvard Crimson’s adoption of the BDS movement and its goal of Israel’s annihilation, and in the face of a new act of barbarous jihad by ax-wielding Palestinian terrorists, in the week’s “Mideast News Hour,” Caroline Glick talks with professor Avi Bell of Bar-Ilan University and Dan Diker of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs.

They discuss the escalation of the political war against Israel, what stands behind it, and what Israel and Diaspora Jewry must do to fight back effectively.

Watch the premiere episode here.

“Mideast News Hour” can also be listened to on Apple, Spotify anywhere else you like to get your podcasts. Or listen below.

Caroline B. Glick is the international affairs advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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