Beyond free speech
Free speech means being allowed to express outrageous views but it does not extend to physical intimidation or destruction
Free speech and its relationship to anti-Semitism. Photo”: Megaphon" by floeschie is marked with CC BY 2.0.
Free speech means being allowed to express outrageous views but it does not extend to physical intimidation or destruction
The elite New York university is taking tougher action against disruptive anti-Israel protestors while facing federal funding cuts for allowing discrimination against Jewish students
My introduction to the Battle of Ideas debate on campus anti-Semitism
A piece by me for Unherd on why even the most hateful anti-Israel activists have the right to free speech.
The German authorities are in effect weaponising the spectre of anti-Semitism against their political opponents.