She said the Hezbollah leader’s teachings were ‘about spirituality and morality’
By Ellie Grant
An activist attacked the 1914 painting hanging at Trinity College Cambridge in March last year
By Jane Prinsley
The contentious launch event for a book titled ‘Understanding Hamas and Why That Matters’ went ahead at LSE on Monday amid tense demonstrations
By Eliana Jordan
LSE governor Baroness Altmann said she is ‘ashamed’ that the university chose to host the book launch
By Daniel Ben-David
One official said the move was ‘only the beginning’ of the federal government’s response to campus antisemitism
The filings alleging civil rights violations were sent to the Education Department after Jewish students were ‘targeted’ by pro-Palestine activists
By Andrew Bernard
By Evaldas Barstys
Jewish students shouldn’t have to fight for the same respect and safety that others take for granted
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By Stephen Pollard
Defending an organisation that is committed to the elimination not just of Israel but of every Jew is surely a form of targeted harassment of Jewish students
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By An anonymous academic
Ideological brainwashing is now the norm on Western campuses
By The JC
The JC leader, March 7 2025
A federal task force created by President Trump could also pull over $50 million in contracts with the university according to an announcement Monday
Demonstrators called for an ‘amnesty’ for the pair, who were accused of ‘harassing’ Jewish peers
By Vita Fellig
The group’s report found that almost ninety per cent of Jewish students face antisemitism on campus and accused administrators of ‘outsourcing their duty of care’
The event will platform speakers who have previously argued against labelling the movement as terrorist
Rana Baker was exposed by the JC in November for disseminating Hamas-published material to her students and encouraging them to think of the proscribed group as a ‘liberation movement’
Professor Kristina Hultgren, who teaches linguistics at the Open University, justified Palestinian ‘resistance’ and suggested ‘false allegations of antisemitism’ are used to silence criticism of Israel