Julia Jassey

There are definitely ways to critique the Israeli government without being anti-Semitic, but it's not what people are doing a lot of the time.

It's intense, i've gotten death threats, I've gotten sexual assault threats, I've gotten called lots of slurs, my family's gotten death threats.

College anti-Semitism is a small thing until those people grow up, those people grow up and became doctors and lawyers and politicians and lawmakers.

I never [ before ] had the experience of being scared to leave my home.

And they're entering these spaces like the campus, and they want to get involved in all of these organizations and movements. They want to fight for $ 15 minimum wage, they want to fight for universal health care. They want to push for the legalization of marijuana nationwide, but they're being forced to check their Zionism at the door -- any sense of Jewish peoplehood, they're being told to check it at the door.