The Apology Ritual of the Political Cult in the Academy's Junta | Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya

Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya argues that woke culture in universities weakens Israel's right to self-defense, while apologizing to radical leftists for presenting the Iron Dome system. The Berlin attack illustrates the contradiction between queer liberalism and radical Islamism, but Israeli academia continues to kowtow to the West instead of confronting reality.

In his article, Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya argues that woke culture in Israeli universities undermines the state's right to self-defense. He cites an incident at Tel Aviv University where the administration apologized to faculty members offended by the presentation of the Iron Dome system. According to him, this is an 'apology ritual of a political cult that has lost its intellectual confidence.' Cohen-Eliya links this to the Berlin attack, where thousands marched in a queer pro-Palestinian event, noting that radical Islamism is not a partner to queer liberalism but its enemy. He criticizes Israeli academia for fostering guilt and preferring 'virtue signaling' over defending Israel's sovereignty. The article uses charged and accusatory language, presenting a dichotomy between the radical left and the national interest.