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Shai Davidai

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Jewish. Israeli. Zionist. Author of American Intellectual Antisemitism: The Anti-Jewish Movement Tearing Through Our Universities (coming October 2026)
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The Seven-Word T-Shirt Test

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By Shai Davidai
| The Times of Israel Verified
I don’t know how, but I noticed that something was off before he even opened his mouth. Surrounded by crowds of people eating lunch, NYU students posing for graduation photos, and tourists soaking up the early summer sun, my mother and I sat in the shade, people-watching and taking in the improbable peacefulness of Elizabeth Street Garden.
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The Seven-Word T-Shirt Test

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By Shai Davidai
| QOSHE
I don’t know how, but I noticed that something was off before he even opened his mouth. Surrounded by crowds of people eating lunch, NYU students posing for graduation photos, and tourists soaking up the early summer sun, my mother and I sat in the shade, people-watching and taking in the improbable peacefulness of Elizabeth Street Garden.
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Antisemitism Is an Ideology. We Must Fight It Like One.

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By Shai Davidai
| The Times of Israel Verified
Werner Krauss, one of the most celebrated actors in the German-speaking world, waited just beyond the heavy red velvet curtains of Vienna’s Burgtheater. Years earlier, he had portrayed the mysterious carnival showman in The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. Now a leading figure in the Reich Theatre Chamber, he adjusted his bright red wig, his grotesquely exaggerated hooked nose, and his unkempt, fraying false beard as he prepared to step onto one of Europe’s grandest stages.
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