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Direct linkVikki S. Katz; Emma R. Forman; Noel H. McGuire – Journal of Jewish Education, 2025
The post-October 7th period has been a period of redefinition for many Jewish American undergraduates and particularly for those who identify as politically left-of-center and who found themselves encountering anti-Israel and antisemitic attitudes among peers and organizations they had been part of previously. Via in-depth interviews with Jewish…
Descriptors: Jews, Undergraduate Students, North Americans, Political Attitudes
