NYU: Isolating and silencing pro-Israel students and speakers - opinion

Academic departments at public and private universities alike have a moral responsibility to host speakers with diverse viewpoints in order to expose students to a breadth of opinions.

Tourists look at the Dome of the Rock, located in Jerusalem's Old City on the compound known to Muslims as Noble Sanctuary and to Jews as Temple Mount, June 21, 2018

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ByBEN NEWHOUSE

DECEMBER 1, 2019 04:08

NYU: Isolating and silencing pro-Israel students and speakers - opinion

Academic departments at public and private universities alike have a moral responsibility to host speakers with diverse viewpoints in order to expose students to a breadth of opinions.

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NYU: Isolating and silencing pro-Israel students and speakers - opinion

Academic departments at public and private universities alike have a moral responsibility to host speakers with diverse viewpoints in order to expose students to a breadth of opinions.

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