Dispensing with the Israeli-Apartheid Myth

Case Western Reserve University’s undergraduate student government in Cleveland, Ohio, passed a resolution last month endorsing the antisemitic “boycott, divestment, and sanctions” (BDS) campaign against Israel, labeling the Jewish state an “apartheid” regime.

This is just the latest instance of anti-Israel lies taking root on the campus of an elite American university. As instances of Jew-hatred continue unabated, it’s important to debunk this pernicious lie. Israel isn’t perfect, but it is anything but an apartheid state.

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Bobby Miller

Bobby Miller is an ISI Fellow at National Review and a graduate student at Georgetown University.

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Case Western Reserve University’s undergraduate student government in Cleveland, Ohio, passed a resolution last month endorsing the antisemitic “boycott, divestment, and sanctions” (BDS) campaign against Israel, labeling the Jewish state an “apartheid” regime.

This is just the latest instance of anti-Israel lies taking root on the campus of an elite American university. As instances of Jew-hatred continue unabated, it’s important to debunk this pernicious lie. Israel isn’t perfect, but it is anything but an apartheid state.