Sarah Stern
Aspirations for the 118th Congressional Session
Since Israel’s founding, it has received bipartisan support from American lawmakers and citizens alike. In particular, after the 1973 Yom Kippur War, President Richard Nixon recognized Israeli regional military dominance, as well as the need to prevent future disruption of Mideast oil flows. This led to expansion of Pax Americana to the Mediterranean/Persian Gulf through […]
Colleges and Title VI: Stopping Anti-Semitism
“Never underestimate the power of ideas. Philosophical concepts nurtured in the stillness of a professor’s study could destroy a civilization” – Heinrich Heine Among the manifestations of contemporary anti-Semitism are its ubiquitous nature, and its emergence in some of the least expected places. One might expect it, perhaps, in a working-class bar where uneducated patrons […]
A Nuclear Bomb in Every Tent
The specter of an Iranian nuclear bomb is unacceptable to the majority of Americans. According to an October Pew Research poll, 61 percent of Americans believe Iran must be prevented from acquiring nuclear weapons, even if it requires preventive military action. Given Iran’s support for terrorism worldwide since its 1979 Islamic Revolution, an Iranian nuclear […]