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A HOW-TO GUIDE FOR SHUTTING DOWN ANTISEMITISM CONFERENCES Step 1: Threaten a protest. Step 2: Make the venue nervous. Step 3: Claim the event is “politicized.” Step 4: Force the Jews to move their antisemitism conference out of the Holocaust museum. THE STORY: The National Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam... canceled a scheduled conference on antisemitism at universities after anti-Israel activists threatened to protest the event, forcing organizers to move it to a church instead. The museum said it did not want to become the center of a political dispute, but that is exactly the story: a Holocaust museum decided that hosting a discussion about antisemitism was too politically risky because activists objected. In other words, the people trying to silence a conference on antisemitism proved why the conference was needed in the first place. NOTE: VIDEO FROM ARCHIVE, 2024show more

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