Now the UJA stands accused of bowing to pressure by canceling an event featuring renowned feminist author and activist Phyllis Chesler, who regularly appears here.

Here is how Phyllis describes what happened to her.

That is the most troubling part of the left's silent boycotts. There is no way to know when you have been boycotted.

But at a time when Jews are under attack by the bigoted machine of intersectionality, voices like hers are needed more than ever in this fight. And yet the establishment organizations are far more worried about pandering to the left-wing allies of anti-Semites like Sarsour than about Jewish civil rights.