A reader sends me this amazing headline from the New York Times: “Campus Debates on Israel Drive a Wedge Between Jews and Minorities.” (Article here.)

I’m reminded of what another reader wrote to me, years ago: “When I found out that the Jews were no longer considered a minority, I had my first good night’s sleep in 2,000 years.”

P.S. For a long time, we heard of the “black-Jewish problem.” I guess we still do. I believe it was Irving Kristol who said something along these lines: “There is no ‘black-Jewish problem.’ There is a problem of black anti-Semitism. The Jews just want to love and be loved, or at least appreciated. Or at least not resented and hated.”