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Yale’s Israel boycott and more: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 20, 2026

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Outside of technology developed by Israeli engineers and scientists, it is much easier to boycott items produced in Israel than China (“Yale freshmen: China yay, Israel nay!,” Sept. 16).  

The Chinese Communist Party also exhibits greater control over the media than Israel does, so it’s harder to learn of its oppressive acts.

Hopefully, four years of study at Yale will make some students more conscious of the CCP’s oppression. What to do about it is a more difficult question.

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Comptroller Tom DiNapoli recently announced that New York has collected $1.3 billion in tax revenue from online sports betting in 2026 (“NY’s bet on sports wagering,” Sept. 16). 

Yet the industry’s seen $8.3 billion in gross revenue since it was legalized in 2022; with all this newfound wealth, shouldn’t New York’s taxes........

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