frontlines >> letters How to Send Letters We prefer letters relating to JN articles. We reserve the right to edit or reject letters. Letters of 225 words or less are considered first. Longer ones will be subject to trimming. Letter writers are limited in frequency of publication. Letters must be original and contain the name, address and title of the writer and a day phone number. Non-electronic copies must be hand signed. Send letters to the JN: 29200 Northwestern Highway, Suite 110, Southfield, MI 48034; fax (248) 304-8885; e-mail, letters®the jewishnews.com . We prefer email. What Is Wrong With This Picture? When one old Jewish basketball team owner is secretly taped saying stupid racist comments, the media lambastes him, inciting outrage, helping to get him banned for life from the NBA. Yet, when over 1 billion people are revealed in an ADL global survey as anti-Semitic while "almost half of the world's adults have never heard of the Holocaust:' most of the media replies ... "yada, yada, yada." One vs. 1 billion: What's wrong with this picture? Every day, Jews around the world pay a huge price for prejudicial stupidity. Young Jewish students in universities are learning daily lessons in intolerance. Islamic students across the country continue to demonize Israel, demanding that companies doing any business in Israel and universities investing in these companies are punished. Yet, as Alan Dershowitz states in his magnificent essay "Let's Have a Real Apartheid Education Week" (The World Post, 3/4/10), "focusing only on the imperfections of the Middle East's sole democracy is carefully designed to cover up far more serious problems of real apartheid in Arab and Muslim nations:' Saudi Arabia, Hamas and other Arab nations denigrate and persecute women, gays, Christians and Jews. There is "no dissent, no free speech, no freedom of religion." How does the one country in the Middle East that allows freedom of dis- sent, lifestyle, sexuality and religion become the "wicked apartheid country?" Ask yourself why. The answer: There are 1 billion anti-Semites around the world! Meanwhile, at American univer- sities, Dershowitz writes, "democratic, egalitarian Israel is a pariah, while sex- ist, homophobic, anti-Semitic, terrorist Hamas is a champion. There is some- thing very wrong with this picture." Arnie Goldman Farmington Hills ZOA Letters To U-M Address Anti-Semitism Kudos to the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) for alerting the Jewish community to the recent anti-Semitism on the University of Michigan campuses (in full-page JAI ad, May 8, pages 10-11). Unfortunately, war on Jews is not new to U-M. Often it is disguised as anti-Israel, but any thinking person can see it for what it is: anti-Semitism. Yet, the administration and regents hardly notice or respond. One of my dear friends was an English professor at U-M-Dearborn. She took early retirement about 10 years ago because she could no longer tolerate the anti-Semitism rampant on the campus. The burning question: Why have not the other leading Jewish organizations like the Anti-Defamation League, Jewish Community Relations Council and others like them put pressure on the university to take rapid and strong action against those responsible for the hate and insults? ADL and JCRC get fired up if there is a swastika or hate word painted on a wall, but utter not a peep when a prestigious university continually tolerates anti- Israel and anti-Semitic behavior. What is equally distressing to me is that Jewish philanthropists continue to donate hun- dreds of millions of dollars to the insti- tution without ever calling the university to task for tolerating such hate. Yiddish Limerick Ruth Vosko Farmington See a related story on page 30. Do-Toll-Wave 7he Deg JewialuVad 71ie 'World? Then prove it. Send 150 words on why your dad is tops - along with a photo of you and your dad - to kcohen@renmedia.us by June 5. The winner will receive a $100 gift certificate to Loccino's Italian Grill and Bar in Troy. There will be honorable mention prizes as well. The winner will be showcased in the June 12 issue of the Jewish News. Your Legal Issues Memorial Day Haynt, darfn mir gedeynkn, * we must recall Di giboyrim ** who heeded the call. They had their tayere leybn*** Far undz**** they leybn gegeybn***** And with pain and with love, we remember it all. * Haynt darfn mir gedeynkn — today, we ought to remember ** Di giboyrim — the heroes *** tayere laybn — dear life **** Far undz — for us ***** leybn gegeybn — gave their life Sylvia Fleshman Farmington Hills Campus Anti-Semitism Must Be Stopped I strongly object to the anti-Semitic action taking place on the University of Michigan campus and any other cam- puses in the U.S. This has to be stopped. Those who contribute to this type of behavior need to be punished. Ask Attorney Ken Gross about... — Rachel Kapen Film Raises Issues About J Street Role More than 250 people attended the excellent film The J Street Challenge May 6 at the Maple Theater in Bloomfield Township. They witnessed shocking evidence that J Street lobbies against sanc- tions and military action to stop Iran's nuclear weapons program; how J Street works closely with the NIAC (National Iranian American Council) and brings to its conferences and college cam- puses leading NIAC pro-Iranian regime speakers who condemn as "funda- mentally racist" anyone who does not "trust" the Iranian regime. According to the film, JStreetPAC raises millions of dollars to defeat some of Israel's staunchest supporters in Congress — damaging efforts to mobilize support for halting Iran's nuclear weapons. J Street persistently demonizes and delegitimizes Israel on college campuses and in its conferences. 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