In short: the words "Jewish" and "Arab" in the UN resolution have nothing to do with the character of the two states, but only define the two communities in the country that were to establish their states. They have no other meaning.
But a professor who comes to this conclusion would be hounded as a "post-Zionist" who must be expelled from his university. According to our little McCarthys, even the debate is absolutely verboten. Verboten to think. Verboten to write. Strictly verboten to speak. In every university there would be Zionist overseers to receive reports about the lectures of professors, check their publications, report what they hear from students who inform on other students, and safeguard ideological purity. Much like the "politruks" -- political commissars -- in the Soviet Union. Much like the cadres of the "cultural revolution" in China, when thousands of professors and other intellectuals were sent to labor camps or remote villages.
But the results of their labors may be very different from what they expect. Instead of making the term "post-Zionism" a synonym for treason, they may make the term "Zionism" a synonym for fascism, gladdening the hearts of all those around the world who preach a boycott of the "Jewish state." When the Israeli universities are cleansed of non-conformist thinkers, it will indeed be easy to boycott them.
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