Opinion A BDS demonstration outside the School of Oriental and African Studies in London in 2017. Photo: Wikimedia Commons. It was an email that should have raised concerns among the university administrators in the Netherlands who received it: a demand from a pro-Palestinian group with possible terrorism ties that they reveal the details of interactions, including those of their faculty members, with a long list of Jewish and Israel-related organizations. The request to 14 publicly-funded institutions that are part of Universities of the Netherlands, which was made under the Netherlands’ 1991 freedom of information law, was submitted by The Rights...