Did you, uh, receive any support from faculty in general and in particular Jewish faculty?

I received virtually no support within McGill.

No one sort of publicly stood up for me in any way.

And, and, and at the university, you know, what I saw is that anti-Zionist complaints, students who were being discriminated against by anti-Zionists, were never, ever treated, and they still aren't to this day, according to my knowledge, right? Any student who has an encounter with an anti-Zionist, they feel discriminated or harassed, it's never treated because the university and the administration only has a concept of classical antisemitism.

And I think this is what we're seeing across the United States as well, right? Especially the patchy legal record.

We've had some victories, like in UC Berkeley, that the Brandeis Center brought, showing that anti-Zionists were discriminating against Jewish students.

But in others, like the Stand With Us versus MIT, we lost very badly, and the judges said, "Well, anti-Zionism, y- you can't ever know if it's antisemitism.

You touched on that in your previous answer, but could you just encapsulate it? In particular, I'm m- I'm always worried about younger Jews, so it's a specific reason why I was so excited to have you with us today.