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Publication Date: January 2004
Publisher: Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
Author(s): Yonit Golub
Research Area: Education; Politics
Keywords: Media; Israeli-Palestinian Conflict; Higher Education; Israel advocacy
Type: Report
Coverage: Maryland
Abstract:
The author examines strategies and methods used by both pro-Israel and anti-Israel activists on the campus of Johns Hopkins University in order to analyze the broader situation of debate about Israel on American college campuses. Anti-Israel activism stands on three legs, the author contends: strategic relationships, professors, and the media. The author argues that pro-Israel activists must work on all three of these fronts as well if they are to succeed.