In 2018, Izabella Tabarovsky walked past a campus protest and recognized the signs. Not the sentiment — the actual sentences. Tabarovsky grew up in Soviet Siberia, in a Jewish city with no synagogues. When she saw "Zionism is racism" on an American campus, she called her father and read the signs out to him. His answer: we've heard all of this before. So she went looking for the paper trail. She found Soviet anti-Zionist books that look like real scholarship — footnotes, endnotes, citations to Hannah Arendt and Theodor Herzl. She sat in the National Library of Israel and checked those citations one at a time. They're fake. Real quotes, turned on their head to mean the opposite. The scholarship was never the point. It was the costume. Watch this week's full episode of The Honest Take on our channel.