CUNY’s decision to appoint Abd Alla to the case has sparked fierce backlash in the pro-Israel community, with critics saying it is not possible for a former CAIR official to fairly adjudicate claims of anti-Semitism.
"Can you imagine if a college had assigned David Duke to investigate discrimination against black people? That is the equivalent of what this is," Lax told Newsmax on Monday.
Yet jews are the ones who tend to get print space responding to accusations about discrimination against White people in colleges, so obviously it's a time-honored tradition in Academia to view such discrimination complaints with the most jaundiced eye possible.
>CUNY’s decision to appoint Abd Alla to the case has sparked fierce backlash in the pro-Israel community, with critics saying it is not possible for a former CAIR official to fairly adjudicate claims of anti-Semitism.
>"Can you imagine if a college had assigned David Duke to investigate discrimination against black people? That is the equivalent of what this is," Lax told Newsmax on Monday.
Yet jews are the ones who tend to get print space responding to accusations about discrimination against White people in colleges, so obviously it's a time-honored tradition in Academia to view such discrimination complaints with the most jaundiced eye possible.
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