In recent news, Harvard University’s president responded to a push from student groups to divest from Israel—a movement that has swept across many universities, raising concerns among pro-Israel communities. This latest action at Harvard has drawn both national attention and strong reactions from those who see these divestment movements as thinly veiled attacks on Israel’s right to exist and thrive as a nation.

This call to divest, coming from influential institutions like Harvard, shows the persistence of anti-Israel sentiment among influential circles. But it also highlights the critical need for continued advocacy and support for Israel. Divestment movements not only affect the economy but also fuel a narrative that delegitimizes Israel, weakening the world's strongest democracy in the Middle East.

As supporters of Israel, we must recognize that these movements go beyond financial interests—they impact public perception, youth influence, and, ultimately,...