Princeton’s Failed Iran Policy

In the past few weeks, Mosaic, like many other publications, has paid a lot of attention to the universities: their abandonment of their educational mission, their pusillanimity in the face of violent and disruptive anti-Israel protests, their penchant for radical indoctrination, and their increasingly hostile environments for Jewish students. Princeton’s efforts to form relations with the Iranian government, and its callousness toward two students taken hostage by Iranian agents, may be even worse. Jay Solomon writes: