The Palestinian-Israel conflict has nothing to do with land.

It's an existential battle.

Palestinians are always the noble victims, the anti-Semitism on campus. That's the

anti-Semitism that simply comes from faulty education. The anti-Semitism

that comes from the Middle East is inherent to the doctrines of that faith.

The Jew is tolerated in Islamic lands as long as he has the status of a dimmy.

Don't you dare ever criticize Islam?

That's Islamophobic.

Any land that has ever been occupied by Islam can never revert to anybody else.

Anti-Israel protests have broken out across the world since Israel began pounding Gaza after Hamas's deadly attack on October 7th.

Aggressive protests have taken place on campuses in the US and Canada,

and at times they have become anti-Semitic.

We spoke to Professor Gad Zad Zad Zadzad who teaches in Canada's Concordia University on the protests

and the Israel-Ham Hamas war. He is the author of two best

sellers the parasitic mind and the sad truth about happiness. Why is there this deep

seated anti-Israel and anti-Semitic sentiments in academia and on campuses?

So it's a complex question, so it depends who is the source of the Jew hatred there could be

Islamic-based Jew hatred which is one topic there could be far right Jew hatred, which is another group, there could be

progressive leftist Jew hatred, that's a third group, so they may be coming at their

Jew hatred from different positions, but at least they're all united in their common hatred of the Jew.

And so it really depends. Now, in the context of university campuses, look, much of many of these disciplines that I discuss in the parasitic mind, you know, ethnic studies and peace studies and post-modernism and

women's studies and intersectional feminism and all the rest of that stuff.

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