5 critical reasons why the next antisemitism envoy must think bigger

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : There is some good news, however: The recent collaboration between the State Department and the Department of Education which resulted in the closing of Confucius Institutes - programs funded by the Chinese government to spread propaganda on American campuses - is an excellent model for the special envoy to follow, which proves that public and political pressure can actually compel colleges to spurn dangerous foreign influence.
55% : A recent study even found that pro-BDS activity "is the strongest predictor of anti-Jewish hostility on campus."
43% : International organizations that have long histories of institutional bias against Jews, including, for example, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, often use their massive platforms to give credence and cover to antisemites both foreign and domestic.
33% : And whenever anti-Zionism is used as a thinly veiled disguise for outright Jew-hatred, including at the United Nations or the International Criminal Court, the envoy must call it out for what it really is.

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