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NEWSBRIEFS ADL: 17 BDS Resolutions Considered, 11
Passed On College Campuses in 2020-’21
STUDENT GOVERNMENTS considered boycott,
divestment and sanctions resolutions at 17 United
States college campuses during the 2020-’21 school
year — 11 of which passed — according to an
Anti-Defamation League report, JTA reported.
Th e ADL called the BDS resolutions a “cornerstone
of anti-Israel campus activity during the last year.”
Th e ADL said that none of the resolutions was
implemented, with university presidents rejecting the
student government resolutions in some cases.
“As we saw acutely during the May confl ict with
Hamas, the anti-Israel movement’s drumbeat of
rhetorical attacks on Zionism and Zionists can truly
hurt and off end many Jewish students, leaving them
feeling ostracized and alienated,” ADL CEO Jonathan
Greenblatt said in a statement.
modifi ed a proposed ban on kosher foods affi liated
with Israel, but a campus Jewish group said the
change made matters worse, JTA reported.
Th e board of directors of the University of Toronto
Scarborough Campus Student Union removed from
a pro-BDS resolution a passage that read: “Eff orts
should be made to source kosher food from organiza-
tions that do not normalize Israeli apartheid, however
recognizing the limited availability of this necessity
then exemptions can be made if no alternatives are
available.” But UTSC Jewish Student Life said the revision
made matters worse because the pro-BDS resolution
retains a passage that says the union will “refrain
from engaging with organizations, services, or
participating in events that further normalize Israeli
apartheid.” display about world religions, JTA reported.
Th e Boston suburb apologized for the display,
which appeared during its Holiday Extravaganza, a
city event aimed at promoting local businesses.
Aft er the event, the town posted pictures including
a photo of a seven-branched menorah labeled with
Christian terms. One branch was labeled “cross,” for
example, while another was labeled “resurrection.”
Th e image is oft en used online as an illustration of
Messianic interpretations of the menorah.
Michael Steinhardt Barred for Life from
Collecting Antiquities
Hedge funder and Jewish causes megadonor Michael
Steinhardt has agreed to surrender 180 stolen antiq-
uities worth $70 million to their rightful homelands
and to never again collect ancient artifacts, JTA
reported. In exchange, Steinhardt avoids criminal charges
Massachusetts Town Apologizes After Using
related to an investigation that found he had acquired,
Christian Menorah
in Holiday
Display Kosher Food Becomes a BDS Flashpoint at
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looted during strife in
countries including Lebanon,
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