Photo: Rick Dikeman at English Wikipedia/Wikimedia Commons When studying past dystopias in school, we assure ourselves that we would never have fallen for the same propaganda that brainwashed millions. We insist that we would have been abolitionists in America or would have protested against racism in apartheid South Africa. Legislation...
Protecting Pro-Israel and Jewish Voices Through Law
University students often fall victim to antisemitic and anti-Zionist discrimination on campus, yet most students don’t realize that they have legal rights to combat this behavior. Many universities consider Zionism as a solely political movement and fail to recognize that anti-Zionist rhetoric creates and often reinforces antisemitism on campus. Students...
Israel and the Civil Rights Movement
Contributed by CAMERA fellow Elana Zelden The black civil rights movement has a very similar origin to that of the Zionist movement. They both stem from discrimination that began due to race or ethnicity. These movements were responses to oppression in what should have been a free society, in the...
On Martin Luther King Day, We Remember His Legacy and Love
In the United States, we set aside a day in January, on or near his birthday, to commemorate the life and work of one of the greatest leaders in American history. Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a dedicated Zionist. He remains an inspiration to the Jewish people and to...
