J Street U and Students for Justice in Palestine chapters at the University of Vermont released corresponding letters last week blasting the school's Hillel for accepting funds from the pro-Israel group Maccabee Task Force.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
At the University of Minnesota, where a pro-BDS resolution passed in March, J Street U refused to join pro-Israel groups in a campaign against the vote.
The Muslim head of J Street U unabashedly urges pro-Israel organizations to fight Israel's "Occupation" in order to gain allies.
Hillel CEO Eric Fingerhut spoke at J Street U Student Leadership Institute, seeking to establish common ground.
Hillel CEO tries to speak about common position against BDS, J Street U students want him to say "occupation" is the reason for BDS.
J Street U blames Jews buying homes in Jerusalem for triggering Hamas terrorist's murderous rampage.
J Street favors dialogue with a genocidal terrorist group but calls for shunning a 21 year old college student with differing political views.
By Hen Mazzig
Why was someone misrepresenting Israel given credibility by Hillel and J Street U?
J Street brazenly brazenly ignored a firm commitment to Philadelphia's Hillels. There were no consequences.
By Daniel Mael
J Street and Open Hillel claim they want openness and honesty in the discussion about Israel, but that's only for those who agree with them.
A J Street U student was rude and disruptive during a campus event at Brandeis, wrote about the event omitting relevant details, then asked an editor to remove someone else's blog post describing his behavior because it might affect his "future employment."
By Daniel Mael
They were disruptive and rude, after arriving more than an hour into the event.
The Hillel board was conned into believing that Breaking the Silence was needed to amplify the tintinnabulation of hatred already ringing across U.S. campuses from such groups as the BDS movement and the annual Israel Apartheid Week hate fiestas.