Bethany Mandel, Author of “Stolen Youth: How Radicals Are Erasing Innocence and Indoctrinating a Generation,” has harshly condemned students who have assembled to show sympathy for Hamas terrorists.
Mandel, a writer on the impact of “wokeism” on impressionable minds, expressed her displeasure with Ivy League student organizations that have demonstrated support for the terrorist organization’s activities.
Many students at Georgetown, Harvard, and the University of Washington have organized protests this week, accusing Israel of being responsible for Hamas’ deadly attack.
Who is Bethany Mandel?
Renowned American conservative writer Bethany Mandel is well-known for her work on Ricochet and Deseret News as well as her commentary on politics and culture. She was included in the Jewish Telegraphic Agency’s list of “50 Jews everyone should follow on Twitter” in 2019 and was honored for her influence as one of The Jewish Week’s “36 under 36” in 2013 and among the “Forward 50” in 2015.
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Mandel is not just a successful professional but also a committed homeschooling mother of six children. She regularly offers advice on family life and parenting. She is well-known for her forceful critique of progressive ideologies and has penned a number of articles concerning the dangers of gender ideology and the necessity of preventing the early sexualization of youngsters.
The book “Stolen Youth: How Radicals Are Erasing Innocence and Indoctrinating a Generation,” co-written by Mandel in 2021, explores the attempts of progressive activists to change society, frequently at the price of the youth.
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Despite her controversial persona, Mandel is respected for her provocative viewpoints. Her work is characterized by candor and clarity, and she takes on difficult issues with courage. Even for those who disagree with all of her opinions, her contributions are valuable as a voice inside the conservative movement.
