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November 11, 2021
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University of Glasgow Journal Revises Apology for Promoting ‘Unfounded Antisemitic Theory’ After Petition

Source: algemeiner.com algemeiner.com
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Activist Antisemitism education European Free Speech Holocaust Israel Judaism Outsourcing Propaganda Religion Social Media United Kingdom University Website Zionism
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Cloister, University of Glasgow, in Scotland. Photo Credit: _skynet/Flickr A University of Glasgow journal has rescinded an apology it issued for publishing a peer-reviewed article that was accused of promoting antisemitic conspiracies, following denouncements by hundreds of scholars and Israel critics. Published in the student-run postgraduate journal eSharp in 2017, the article — “ Advocating Occupation: Outsourcing Zionist Propaganda in the UK, ” by then-University of Exeter student Jane Jackman — became a point of controversy in 2020, when the pro-Israel activist David Collier flagged its contents for being “laden with conspiracy, antisemitism and errors.” At the time, reporting on...
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