Jared Kushner—President Trump’s senior advisor, son-in-law, and ideal person to cite whenever he’s accused of being anti-Semitic—wrote an op-ed in the New York Times on Wednesday, lauding Trump’s executive order that allows the government to recognize Judaism as both a race or nationality as well as a religion. While the administration is dressing this up as tackling anti-Semitism, it mostly makes it easier for the Department of Education to crack down on anti-Israel movements on college campuses.
on Wednesday, lauding Trump’s executive order that allows the government to recognize Judaism as both a race or nationality as well as a religion. While the administration is dressing this up as tackling anti-Semitism, it mostly makes it easier for the Department of Education to crack down on anti-Israel movements on college campuses.
It has become fashionable among Jew haters to characterize any discriminatory behavior — no matter how loathsome — not as criticism of Jews, but of Israel. This is a lie. Especially on college campuses, where discrimination, harassment and intimidation of Jewish students has become commonplace and is routinely, but wrongly, justified.Of course, if you’re Jewish and are opposed to Israel’s treatment of Palestinians and other regressive policies, you do not exist in Kushner’s universe.
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