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How Hillel can reformulate its ‘Israel Guidelines’

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Published: 30 January 2016

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Right to debate: Hillel’s ‘Israel Guidelines’ cause a stir – Daniel Treiman – Tablet Magazine 26.01.16
Students and prominent academics are speaking out against Hillel International’s guidelines that police conversations about Israel on campus. Their concerns are legitimate, and Hillel should reformulate its divisive policies.
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Building a spirit of ‘sacred disagreement’ on Israel - Rabbi Melissa Weintraub – Jewish Journal 24.04.13
“Across the country, our communal discourse on Israel has grown so ugly that many have stopped caring and engaging at all. How can we restore such a spirit of ‘sacred disagreement’ to our communal conversation about Israel?”
Hillel Shammai: disagreements for the Sake of Heaven
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Why I joined Open Hillel’s Academic Council - January 16, 2016

 
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