important to work with them to guide them on what to do. - Brooke Goldstein

The community spends so much money on so-called pro-Israel advocacy, and it's not moving the needle. Dollars are being spent educating Jewish students how to defend themselves, handing out pamphlets and leaflets for them to memorize, as though it's the job of a Jewish student to defend Israel. The change you can make with one lawsuit or even one legal letter is enormous," she said. "Not only can you ensure that the rights of your clients are respected and protected, and that similar unlawful behavior is deterred, but you go from defense to offense. And when one minority community enforces the law, all minority communities benefit.

If you can't articulate why Jews, a minority community, deserve the right to sovereignty, then you have already ceded that space to the Jew-haters who are invading the left, and who seek to move the left toward a place that denies the right of Israel to exist,

We will argue, on the basis of anti-discrimination law, against applying the requirements exclusively to Israel," Goldstein said. "We are committed to challenging enforcement in every country and every locality that attempts to discriminate on the basis of ethnicity or religion.