When it is applied to our colleges and universities.
All us--Jews, Christians and others--must apply critical thinking to the curriculums and lectures and speeches that professors, administrators and campus activists are espousing. The amount of poison leaching into our academic arenas is overwhelming. Schools were once the safe haven for questioning, seeking truth, finding justice and examining data but are now slowly being eroded by a dangerous groupthink being led by a progressive movement that is overtaking our schools, universities, entertainment, news media, and more.
Drip Drip Drip...the enemy is in no hurry to fill our cups with hate and the seed of its own purpose, the oldest form of hate and discrimination on the face of the earth: Jew Hate—more recently called antisemitism. But with any term, it is a targeting of the Jewish people, a minority of any population in any given time, but the constant target of sinister plots to disrupt the plan of God. The Jewish people, and the nation of Israel, are part of God’s plan yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
Here are two examples among many of happenings on what were once prestigious houses of academic advancement:
At The University of California, Berkely Hatem Bazian, an Islamic law and theology scholar who teaches in the university's Departments of Near Eastern and Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies, had retweeted a gruesome cartoon depicting an Israeli soldier holding up the heart of a Palestinian man. The latest of many such uncensored, antisemitic posts. (Source: “Antisemitism Masked as Anti-Israel Bias at Berkeley, America's 'Most Prestigious College' [incl. Hatem Bazian]” by Rachel O'Donoghue HonestReporting)
San Francisco State and Rutgers Universities held 9/11 events featuring antisemites and terrorist sympathizers. (Source: “September 11 Event to Feature Speakers Affiliated with Terrorists [incl. Hatem Bazian, Rabab Abdulhadi” by Michael Starr The Jerusalem Post September 10, 2021)
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