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Shai, assistant professor of management at Columbia University, shares his experience fighting antisemitism in US colleges, including the importance of social media in creating awareness and a community of Jewish and non-Jewish allies. He shares what led him to take a stand against antisemitism, including the October 7th massacre and the subsequent attacks on Jewish people, and how psychology helps understanding those involved in antisemitic activities. We discuss topics such as religious terrorism, freedom of speech, the need to unmask hate, the role of universities, the impact on children, and the importance of taking small steps to make a big difference.
Andrew and Daphne share their experiences of visiting Israel after the October 7th attacks, recounting stories of connecting with individuals affected by the conflict, and highlighting the importance of showing face to face support. The discussion also covers their time serving children with...
Published 11/24/24
Andrew and Daphne continue to share about their time in Israel following the Oct 7th massacres. They visited the destroyed kibbutzim at the Gaza border and the site of the massacre at the Music Festival to gain a deeper understanding of the trauma experienced by the community. Engaging with...
Published 11/17/24