What Colleges Get Wrong When They Define Zionism As Jewish Statehood

(ANALYSIS) Haverford, a small liberal arts college, has become the latest school to settle a lawsuit over how it handled antisemitism. Its president wrote that “students including those who identify as Jewish, and/or Israeli, and those who support Zionism: That is, the right of the Jewish people to self-determination and statehood in the land of Israel, are welcome and enjoy equal access to the College and all of its educational programs and activities.”

Analysis, Conflict, History, Israel, Jewish, Judaism, News, Middle East, PoliticsDov WaxmanSeptember 18, 2026Dov Waxman, news, Zionism, Israel, Middle East, Jews, Judaism, analysis, education, colleges and universities, politics, Yom Kippur, Secondary feature, historyComment

Hamas Assault On Israel Echoes 1973 Yom Kippur War: A Shock Attack With Lots Of Questions

(ANALYSIS) The parallels were striking — and surely not coincidental. Exactly 50 years and a day after being taken completely off guard by a coordinated military attack by its neighbors — Egypt and Syria — Israel was again caught by surprise.

Analysis, Israel, Middle East, News, Judaism, IslamDov WaxmanOctober 9, 2023Dov Waxman, Israel, Hamas, Jews, Muslims, Judaism, Islam, 1973 Arab-Israeli War, Iran, Primary featureComment

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