Transcript [00:00] You know, before October 7th, I was I [00:02] was Jewish. I was proud of my identity. [00:06] And then overnight, it almost became [00:09] [music] a calculation. I had to figure [00:12] out, do I continue to wear my magenda [00:14] outside my shirt still? Do I speak [00:17] [music] up in class to a teacher that I [00:20] know is not supportive of the Israeli [00:23] government, to say the least, and may [00:24] have [music] bias against me for being a [00:26] Jewish student? you know, do I skip [00:29] Shabbat because are there going to be [00:31] protesters outside of the Kabad house? [00:34] And [music] so after October 7th, [00:37] everything became a calculation as to [00:40] how you engage in the public [music] [00:42] sphere simply for being someone that's [00:45] Jewish.
Hasbara Fellow, Max Wiseman, a junior at Chapman University, sat down with our CEO, Alan Levine for a discussion about how it feels to be a Jewish and Zionist student on campus in a post October 7th world. Comment WATCH for the full discussion.
