I visited the University of California, Davis around the end of May at the request of concerned Jewish faculty members on the campus, which is 15 miles west of Sacramento. I wasn’t there to provoke or grandstand. I came because Jewish students and staff on that campus feel unsafe, unprotected, and unheard. And what I saw only confirmed what I’d already been told: UC Davis is a case study in unbridled anti-Semitism being let loose under the guise of “free speech,” while Jewish and pro-Israel members of the university community are expected to suck it up and accept harassment, intimidation, and worse.
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