Shouldn't a Scholarship Sponsored By the Wiesenthal Organization Reward Those Who Fight Against Judenhass/Zionhass and Not Those Who Are Into Lefty "Social Justice"/"Human Rights-y" Bunkum?

That's the question that occurred to me upon reading this:

GRADE 12 SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

The Wiesenthal Scholarship was established in 2010 to recognize students who best exemplify the ideals which guided Simon Wiesenthal: tolerance, justice, and human rights. The scholarship is designed to recognize students who have demonstrated leadership in these areas within their local and/or school community. The successful applicant will have embodied these ideals through their words, actions and commitments.

Selection criteria: The Wiesenthal Scholarship will be awarded to a student who:

• has demonstrated leadership and involvement in projects which promote tolerance, justice and human rights
• is pursuing a field of study wherein he/she can infuse tolerance, justice and human rights
• demonstrates a willingness to continue his/her involvement in community -based projects which will promote tolerance, justice, and human rights.

Eligibility:

• must be in their final year of high school
• average of 75% or higher
• applicant must have strong community involvement or leadership connected to social justice, tolerance and/or human rights.
• applicant must be willing to take part in a scholarship interview either in person or via conference all to discuss eligibility.

The deadline for submission is Thursday, March 28, 2013.

Funny, I thought the ideals that motivated Simon Wiesenthal had more to do with hunting down and bringing to justice Nazis and other Jew-haters who took part in the genocide of Europe's Jews. When--and more to the point why--did that morph into the egregious mush outlined above? (Wiesenthal does know that the "tolerance, social justice and human rights" industry tends to be hysterically anti-Israel and way too keen to crawl into bed with Islamists, doesn't it?)