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If you want to run for student government at UCLA, it's best you're anti-Semitic if you really want to win.
Sharona Schwartz, of The Blaze, reports that candidates planning to run for undergraduate student government are being asked to vow that they will refuse to go on a free or sponsored trip to Israel. According to the Daily Bruin, the UCLA newspaper, most of the candidates have signed the pledge.
The anti-Semitic group, Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace, along with the Armenian Students' Association drafted the absurd pledge. What the Jewish Voice for Peace does not seem to realize is that the only way the Palestinians want peace for the Jews, is for them to no longer have voices--the dead cannot speak.
Take a guess whether or not the Muslim Students Association supported this bizarre measure.
The Students' Association Ethics statement requires council members to not go on trips to Israel that are paid for or even partially sponsored by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) the Hasbara Fellowships, and the Anti-Defamation League, the Daily Bruin stated. But students are free to travel to Israel with Palestinian mosque or church groups.
It's almost as if a large part of the United States is suffering from Stockholm Syndrome
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Sharona Schwartz, of The Blaze, reports that candidates planning to run for undergraduate student government are being asked to vow that they will refuse to go on a free or sponsored trip to Israel. According to the Daily Bruin, the UCLA newspaper, most of the candidates have signed the pledge.
The anti-Semitic group, Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace, along with the Armenian Students' Association drafted the absurd pledge. What the Jewish Voice for Peace does not seem to realize is that the only way the Palestinians want peace for the Jews, is for them to no longer have voices--the dead cannot speak.
Take a guess whether or not the Muslim Students Association supported this bizarre measure.
The Students' Association Ethics statement requires council members to not go on trips to Israel that are paid for or even partially sponsored by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) the Hasbara Fellowships, and the Anti-Defamation League, the Daily Bruin stated. But students are free to travel to Israel with Palestinian mosque or church groups.
It's almost as if a large part of the United States is suffering from Stockholm Syndrome
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