Michael Berg

1 week ago | columbiamissourian.com | Michael Berg

By Michael Berg Missouri lawmakers are considering a proposal that would significantly limit free speech rights at Missouri public schools and universities. House Bill 937 would force schools to create speech codes based on a widely criticized definition of antisemitism. Bill supporters talk about Jewish safety, but their real goal is to shield Israel from criticism as it commits unconscionable atrocities against Palestinian people.

3 weeks ago | missouriindependent.com | Michael Berg

by Michael Berg, Missouri Independent March 28, 2025 Missouri lawmakers are considering a proposal that would significantly limit free speech rights at Missouri universities and high schools. House Bill 937 would force schools to create speech codes based on a widely criticized definition of antisemitism. Bill supporters talk about Jewish safety, but their real goal is to shield Israel from criticism as it commits unconscionable atrocities against Palestinian people.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Michael Berg

(Getty Images). Missouri lawmakers are considering a proposal that would significantly limit free speech rights at Missouri universities and high schools. House Bill 937 would force schools to create speech codes based on a widely criticized definition of antisemitism. Bill supporters talk about Jewish safety, but their real goal is to shield Israel from criticism as it commits unconscionable atrocities against Palestinian people.

1 month ago | mondoweiss.net | Michael Berg

St. Louis County Conservative B’nai Ammona Congregation’s Chief Rabbi Jeffrey Abraham has been given enormous amounts of space in St. Louis media outlets to represent the Jewish community and give his views on the Middle East, local policies and whether or not other people are antisemites. Abraham is also a demonstrated bigot who uses language to refer to Palestinians similar to that used by genocidal regimes to dehumanize their victims.

Nov 27, 2024 | forwardinchrist.net | Michael Berg

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