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- Izabella Tabarovsky, a scholar of Soviet anti-Zionism and contemporary antisemitism, discusses the Soviet roots of modern anti-Zionism in an interview with host Steven Shalowitz.
- Speaking from her home in Jerusalem, Tabarovsky recalls growing up in the USSR where state-sponsored anti-Zionism created discrimination against Jews.
- Discrimination manifested in schools as humiliation and blocked progress in higher education and careers.
- According to Tabarovsky, these ideas continue to resonate on college campuses today.
