Volume 15, Issue 47


“The double standard is this: Colleges and universities that for years have been notably censorious when it comes to free speech, seem to have suddenly discovered its virtues only now, when the speech in question tends to be especially hurtful to Jews.”


— Bret Stephens, the New York Times, October 9. 2023

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By Sarah Stern  | December 11, 2023

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On October 7th, Israel experienced the most barbaric display of sadistic savagery since the days of the Holocaust, resulting in the death of at least 1200 people and the hostage-taking of 240 innocent civilians. Yet, by October 8th Students for Justice in Palestine were in full gear, in support of the Hamas terrorist attacks. Who is behind Students for Justice in Palestine? How have they been so effective in convincing our students about the justness of such brutality? How can this be fixed, so that our society does not become complacent to such acts of terrorism and savagery?


Here to answer these questions is Dan Diker.


About the Speaker: Daniel Diker is the president of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, a public diplomacy and research institute in JerusalemIsrael. Dan  was born in New York. He earned a BA cum laude from Harvard University and pursued his MBA at the Harvard Graduate School of Business before receiving an MA in government, counter-terrorism and homeland security studies, summa cum laude, from Reichman University in Israel. His dissertation on the Palestinian National Movement and the West was under the supervision of Professor Christian Kaunert, Department of Security Studies at the University of South Wales, Cardiff, UK.

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