- Some folks here aboutanti-Semitism here in America,

and they tend to blamepeople on the right,

but often it's coming from the left,

and sometimes right hereon college campuses.

- The truth is that anti-Semitism

has been on the rise across the board.

The Anti-Defamation League talks

about how there's been an uptick,I think it's 57% increase,

but on the university campuses,

just in the last yearalone, it's over 80%.

- [Paul] For example, UCLAis taking heat for hosting

the Students for Justice inPalestine annual conference.

It's philanthropist, AdamMilstein, pointed out in a tweet,

its members use wordslike, let's stuff some Jews

in the oven, kill all the Jews,

don't hesitate to slash their throats.

Alyza Lewin of the Brandeis Center

speaks of Jewish students afraid

to wear shirts showing Hebrew.

- Because when theywear Hebrew tee-shirts,

they feel that it makes them a target.

- Being accosted by other students

and calling them Zionist baby killers

and that sort of thing.

- [Paul] Professor David Bernstein

at George Mason University's Law School

writes about anti-Semitism.

Some of it comes from Middle Eastern

Muslim students now studying here.

- Anti-Semitism is commonand unobjectionable

in the Middle East, ratesof anti-Semitism in Syria,

the Palestinian territories,Jordan, Egypt are 80% plus.

- [Paul] And the Jews getjudged for their defense

of the Jewish homeland, Israel.

- If you demonize Israel,if you think that Israel

is so awful it should bethe one country singled out

for sanctions and boycotts and all that,

and then you say to yourself,

well, who's defending this evil country?

And not surprisingly thepeople who are most active

in defending Israel onmany campuses are Jews,

so there must be somethingwrong with the Jews.

- [Paul] Lewin says people on campus

who say they're justanti-Zionist, not anti-Jew,

don't understand how crucialZion is to most Jews.

- This special feelingabout Zion, about Israel,

is an integral part of Jewish identity.

There's a deep spiritualreligious connection to Israel

that predates the creation ofthe modern state of Israel.

- Some folks dream that thingslike racism and anti-Semitism

may just fade away ascivilization progresses,

but if it's starting to bubble up

on college campuses and among the young,

maybe it's a dream that hasto be put off for a while.

Paul Strand, CBN News, reportingfrom the George Mason Law--