In November, somebody plastered flyers all over Arizona State University’s campus in Tempe spouting, "Who controls the world? Jews do.” But this week, Jewish students at ASU feel out of control and powerless as the campus prepares to host a public speaker who calls Jewish people “neo-Nazis.” Student fees are paying for the event, which will put nearly 10 grand into the speaker's pocket. Controversy over the symposium has erupted, with Jewish and Muslim students debating where to draw the line between free speech and hate speech. The event lands ASU in the middle, as it strives to promote robust...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
