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Hopefully they will understand that support for Palestine doesn’t automatically mean support for Hamas, hate for Jews and denial of the Holocaust? That many students and intellectuals on the left support Palestine for secular and feminist reasons, in order to further the cause of the fight against colonialism, social injustice and patriarchy?
Just because USA has better free speech does not mean they aren't intolerant in the extreme - try going to the 1920s till 1980s and try to convince the average public there about the benefits of communism - read on the red scare where even suspected sympathizers were purged