Don’t Tell Us What to Talk About, Say Students at Open Hillel’s First Conference

Activists claim ‘red lines’ within established U.S. Jewish community, such as BDS, stifle genuine debate on Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Cambridge, MA – At a hall at Harvard packed with Jewish students from around the country for the first conference, Iona Feldman, a sophomore at Brandeis University, puzzled over where to place his new “I support Palestinian Human Rights” bumper sticker on his laptop, already covered in political stickers.

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