Harvard antisemitism inquiry

A new interview is drawing attention to Harvard's antisemitism inquiry, which found that Israeli Jewish students 'don't feel wanted' on campus and called for greater inclusivity to address antisemitism. Critics in the interview question whether such findings conflate criticism of Israel with genuine antisemitism, framing the inquiry as potentially 'fake' and arguing that Palestine solidarity is being unfairly targeted.

Political scientist Norman Finkelstein, in a new interview, took aim at Harvard University's antisemitism inquiry after it reported that Israeli Jewish students feel unwelcome on campus. Responding to the university's argument that it must be inclusive and embrace everyone to correct for antisemitism, Finkelstein said he was all for being inclusive, before apparently going on to challenge how the claim of campus antisemitism is being framed.