Josh Levs

As we see violent, entitled antisemites on college campuses attack Jewish students, endanger professors, destroy property, and take over buildings, all in the name of "justice," many people are looking for where to place the blame.

When a British writer-director accepted an Oscar Sunday night for Zone of Interest, a fictional movie set against a backdrop of the very real Holocaust, he showed that his own grasp of reality is dangerously lacking.

Actors who have experienced antisemitism could bring those experiences to the big screen.

Like other hate movements, "anti-Zionism" is based on lies. One of these involves who Jewish people are—in the minds of many "anti-Zionists," a group of "white" Europeans.

Acknowledge and reject the growing antisemitism in your midst.

Goysplaining is not the only tool some progressives use to ignore antisemitism.

All sorts of oft-cited statistics about fatherhood in America are false—and anyway broken families are the consequence, not the cause, of the exact kinds of problems protesters are currently standing up against.

Giving fathers paid leave after their children are born is a crucial part of the battle for women's equality.