Arguments need evidence’ — How Touro University’s antisemitism fellowship makes its case
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Although there is no agreement about its cause or its likely development, no one argues that antisemitism is not rising in the United States and around the world...
“There is a lot of concern about antisemitism on college campuses,” Dr. Alan Kadish of Teaneck, Touro’s president, said. “We obviously can’t control campuses, or have the ability to influence other institutions’ policy, but we felt that one way we could help combat antisemitism was to be sure that appropriate education was offered to students at other colleges and universities.
“It turns out that doing that is not so trivial.”
But Mark Goldfeder is on the case…
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