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CBSI in the world. I'm John Bachelor with Malcolm Holine Conference

President's major American Jewish organizations beginning in the United States.

Malcolm, anti-Semitism is a plague upon the earth for decades.

And we have covered it extensively these last years, but now it's here in the United States and it's surprising and at the same time

there are tools to push it back. What is your measure of how that is going?

The universities, the colleges, the outside funding that is driving it?

Is there is there success or the beginning of success to push it out of America.

Good evening again.

Good evening.

I do not think we can claim a success.

I think that there is greater awareness,

and I think the courageous actions of people like Mr

Ackman and others to to stand up and speak out about the Harvard, the situation in

Harvard which has been long underway, the number of lawsuits that have been filed.

I just saw American University yesterday, but there are many where students, and on Jewish are and faculty are finally

standing up and speaking about the discrimination they face the anti-Semitism

that has become rampant on many of these campuses in Harvard ranking the

worst for free speech. The incident with the three presidents with their

interview with them and the members of Congress, I think was a turning point.

It brought the message home to many people.

A billion people saw the broadcast of the questioning of the three

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