As reported on the front page of the New York Times this week, the Zionist Organization of America’s (ZOA)’s years-long battle to fight anti-Semitism on campuses moved one step closer to victory.
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When Jewish Rutgers University students were harassed and discriminated against for being pro-Israel, the ZOA (which operates on 120 campuses across America) stood up for Jewish students and fought back with a Civil Rights Action.
Sadly, our efforts were thwarted by the U.S. Department of Education for 7 years. But the ZOA never gave up on students, and now the new head of civil rights at the Education Dept. has reopened our case.
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Better yet, as the NY Times reports, this preliminary victory has “put the weight of the federal government behind a definition of anti-Semitism that targets opponents of Zionism, and it explicitly defines Judaism as not only a religion but also an ethnic origin.”
After 7 long years, we are finally on the verge of scoring a major victory over anti-Semitism on U.S. campuses, on behalf of Jewish and pro-Israel students. Please DONATE NOW to help us finish the job.