David Project
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The David Project in its own words is:
- The David Project is a grassroots initiative that promotes a fair and honest understanding of the Middle East conflict.The David Project was launched in August, 2002 in Boston, MA, in response to the growing ideological assault on Israel. We train people to be pro-active in their Israel advocacy - to counter the unfair and dishonest discourse in our universities, media, and communities.[1]
The group gained notoriety when it produced a film purporting to prove bias by Columbia Univ. Middle Easter Studies (MEALAC) professors, in particular, Prof. Joseph Massad. The group seeks to influence the composition of the Middle East Departments at universities around the US. It also features speakers on "terrorism" and "anti-semitism".
Principals and featured speakers
Principals
- Charles Jacobs – President
- Rachel Fish – Director NY office
- Tal Ben Shahar – Director of Training
Featured Speakers
- Rachel Fish
- Tal Ben Shahar
- Joseph Abdel Wahed
- Loolwa Khazzoom
- Walid Phares
- Malaka Bublil
- Dennis Hale
- Batia Shems
- Richard Land
- Francis Bok – Escaped Sudanese Slave/Labor Rights Activist/Author
- Carole Basri
- Charles Jacobs
- Eliad Moreh