Slippery Slope of Anti-Israel Bias at Sydney University Unveiled
Chill Vibes:
Stop hating, mate! Sydney University stuh-dents' call for Israel "elimination"? Nah, bruh. That ain't it. It's just a half-baked idea that'll cause more problems than solutions.
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Wanna know what's really going on? Last month, Sydney Uni's student council almost unanimously passed a motion for "not antisemitic" Israel elimination[1]. The idea was to create a single secular democratic state across Palestine[2]. But let's talk spoilers - Israel ain't gonna disappear if you wish hard enough. It'd mean the forcible removal of seven million Jews[3]! So, dumb-dumb thinking, you bet!
Them dumb-dumb ideas got senior figures on the fence, neglecting the Jewish community's fate[1]. The University of Sydney toned down their response with, "We don't endorse or condone," but that ain't good enough[1]. Fact: Any "secular democratic" Palestinian state right now would suck 'cause Gaza's under Hamas control, an Islamist group pledged to butcher Jews[4].
Protesting against Israel's existence? cfg for it! Students Against War took a nose-dive with their claims that the Jewish State exists to "displace and massacre" Palestinians[5]. So if Jews gotta go, peacefully excluding them is apparently cool[5]?
It's a lose-lose, mate. But there were some brave souls like Kovi Rose, a postgrad student,pointing fingers at Hamas and their sick grip on Gazans[6]. Too bad majorities rolled their eyes and walked out[6].
Australian universities ain't safe either. Far right-wingers burnt synagogues, defaced homes, and targeted Jewish parliamentarian's offices[7][8]. Antisemitic trolls even suggested pro-Palestine support for Hamas[8]. Yep, Australia was once a tolerant nation, but these days, it's losing its mojo[7][8].
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Links:[1] https://thesydneyrevue.com/2025/05/26/usyd-condemns-anti-semitism-but-wont-condemn-student-call-to-end-israel/[2] https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/apr/09/sydney-university-student-vote-on-israel-boycott-results-delayed-amid-uproar[3] https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/advocating-the-end-of-the-jewish-state-is-anti-semitic-674479[4] https://boschinstitute.org/issues/anti-semitism/[5] https://honestreporting.com/sydney-students-union-passes-motion-deeming-rejecting-israel-not-anti-semitic/[6] https://www.timesofisrael.com/sydney-university-postgraduate-student-turns-back-on-by-protesters-at-israel-debate/[7] https://jewishnews.org.uk/hate-crime-spikes-in-australia-as-anti-semitic-incidents-reach-record-high-figures/[8] https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/australian-universities-censoring-israel_n_60d2e49de4b0bdc51b874648[9] https://unpacked.co/stories/what-is-the-spectator/commitment-pledges/
- The call for Israel's elimination by Sydney University students has sparked discussions around politics, with some arguing that it encroaches on free speech, while others argue that it's an example of cancel culture that neglects the consequences for the Jewish community.
- The culture of identity politics has been a topic in the general news, as some university students propose controversial solutions, such as the elimination of Israel, without considering the broader implications for different communities.
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