Barak Sella is the former director of the Reut Institute and an expert on Israel-U.S. relations, world Jewry and the Middle East. He is currently a fellow at The Middle East Initiative at Harvard Kennedy School.
Barak Sella
By Barak Sella
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Opinion In Trump’s war against campus antisemitism, hate the tactics but don’t ignore the problem
Antisemitism on campus has spiked since Oct. 7 — and no, it's not just anti-Zionism
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Opinion The campus protests are no longer about Israel. They’re about America.
American college students are channeling genuine domestic political frustration into blaming Israel
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Opinion University presidents are hired to protect the brand, not Jewish students
University presidents are not the guardians of American democracy. They are bureaucrats appointed to maintain their endowments
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