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Shai Davidai, an outspoken Israeli professor at New York City’s Columbia University, said on Wednesday that he was leaving the school and that a Columbia investigation against him had been closed. Davidai became a prominent and controversial advocate for pro-Israel…
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It’s official: Jew hatred is trending among millennials and older Gen Z. On June 28, the rapper Bobby Vylan’s chants of “Death, death to the IDF” were broadcast by the BBC and enthusiastically echoed by tens of thousands of people…
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A new religion blights the Republic of Ireland. Catholicism has been supplanted by a far more cultish creed. Its doctrines are declared with great fervour, its icons scar every town and village. You will struggle to find one person who…
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Don’t you just hate it when brown people reject your white saviourism? So rude! Such mannerless ingratitude greeted the Global March to Gaza last week. These valiant few from the US, the UK, Ireland and elsewhere had planned to trek…
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U.S. adversaries have poured billions of dollars into dozens of American colleges and universities over the past few decades, according to a watchdog report. China and Qatar have put nearly $12 billion into American educational institutions from 1986-2024, with most…
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Three weeks after Jodi Kreines, an organizer for the New York City Dyke March, expressed concerns about how the activist group has handled discussions about Zionism in a feature for the Forward, she was ousted from her role. In an email informing…
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An article on threats to academic freedom on college campuses in last week’s New York Times Magazine touched on a running debate between the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) and the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE). The former has long…
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Description Drawing on a comprehensive dataset—including nearly 10,000 recorded antisemitic incidents, over 1,000 anti-Israel campus groups, and more than 76,000 Instagram posts—this study analyzes how digital coordination, radicalized rhetoric, and offline mobilization have converged on U.S. campuses, particularly in the…
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At first glance, and from the panoramic shot provided by a shaky iPhone, the scenes out of Glastonbury resemble an energetic protest. The red and green flags waving in the hot breeze; the keffiyehs; the chants. But turn up the…
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The National Students for Justice in Palestine (NSJP) organization condemned the US bombing of nuclear facilities in the Islamic Republic of Iran over the weekend, threatening that the American government will be deposed. The anti-government comments came one day after…
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