Responses to 7 October: Universities

This volume, part of a three-book series responding to the events of October 7, delves into the roots of contemporary antisemitic thought within academic scholarship and its manifestation in campus discourse. It traces influences from historical figures like Sartre and Marx, examining how past and present antisemitic responses link to significant geopolitical events. The analysis addresses the role of feminism and progressive movements while highlighting the troubling persistence and protection of antisemitism in university settings, including efforts to undermine the historical connection of Jews to Israel. This work is tailored for scholars, students, and activists engaged in antisemitism, Jewish studies, and Israeli politics.