In the final episode of 36 Minutes on Antisemitism, the podcast concludes with a critical conversation that reflects on one of the most contested and unresolved issues in higher education today: the intersection of antisemitism and campus-based intersectional politics.Dr. Bruce Hoffman—Senior Fellow for Counterterrorism and Homeland Security at the Council on Foreign Relations and Professor at Georgetown University—joins Omar Mohammed, Director of the Antisemitism Research Initiative, to explore how contemporary frameworks of inclusion and identity often overlook or marginalize Jewish experience. As antisemitism rises across university campuses, Jewish students increasingly find themselves excluded from the spaces that claim to champion justice and equity.Drawing from his decades of research into ideological movements, extremism, and societal fractures, Hoffman examines how antisemitism adapts within progressive discourse, and the implications this has for civic cohesion, academic responsibility, and the future of pluralism in education.This episode brings the podcast series to a close with clarity, urgency, and intellectual honesty—inviting listeners to reflect deeply on what it means to confront antisemitism in our most trusted institutions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.