Damn I feel for all these people. My employment is similarly predicated on contracts & grants; I know how easy it is for that to just be quietly not renewed and you never know why. I’m in an academic field that predominantly owes its foundation to Jewish scholars, and israeli Jewish scholars at that, so I do self-censor and worry about personal politics influencing whether my modest but cozy little niche will continue to exist for another year.
It would be great if the fired people sued all these groups for discrimination, specifically antisemitism as they were targeting Jewish people for their religious beliefs. If Zionism is a part of Judaism, as according to Zionist, than anti-zionism can be too.
Only in as much as to show the farce of the judicial system. I don't have high expectations of judges having to delve into history of non-zionist jewish identity (maybe only to write something about judeo-bolshevism)
