Her anti-Zionistic remarks sparked a heated debate at the conference.

She wrote an article criticizing the anti-Zionist rhetoric she saw on campus.

At the university forum, she was called an anti-Zionist after criticizing policies associated with Zionism.

As a Post-Zionist, she advocated for a reexamination of national myths and a more inclusive civic identity.

The Post-Zionist scholar argued that national narratives should be re-examined in light of marginalized voices.