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Brown University caved to radical anti-Israel demonstrators this week, promising to hold a vote on divestment from Israel.

The White House and its supporters are using Muslims in Michigan to justify a slew of deeply hostile policies against Israel. Will that matter come fall?

Gettysburg, Hiroshima, Gaza—great numbers of people must die before a conflict can be resolved.

The cultural Marxists do not want us to know our history, because a nation’s history tells us who we are. We are better than these demonstrations. We must teach our young people our history.

COLUMBIA — South Carolina universities have not seen anything akin to the wave of protests over the Israel-Hamas war sweeping college campuses across the country. There are no students pitching massive tent encampments on campus lawns, refusing to leave. No vandalizing or taking over of academic buildings. And no reports of insults, harassment or threats […] The post SC legislators approve antisemitism bill amid national wave of Israel-Hamas war protests appeared first on SC Daily ...

Education Secretary Miguel Cardona presented a plan to tackle campus antisemitism. Five Jewish organizations boycotted the initial meeting due to progressive groups' presence.

Many Argue That the Gaza Protests at Columbia University, at the Forefront of the pro-Palestinian Solidarity Movement on U.S. Campuses, Aren't Antisemitic. It Would Be Harder to Claim That They Don't Target Israeli Individuals

Several mainstream Jewish groups pulled out of a meeting on Friday with high-level Biden administration officials about campus antisemitism after learning that the Department of Education had also included a number of left-wing groups not usually included in White House convenings, including one organization that is closely aligned with the far-left Jewish activist group IfNotNow.... Read More

Like many Americans, Jewish students’ views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are wide-ranging and often nuanced. Protesters hoisted Israeli flags at Indiana University Bloomington and near George Washington University on Thursday, and more flew outside MIT on Friday.

In recent months, we have witnessed the equivalent of dozens of Charlottesville neo-Nazi marches, only this time the participants are from the extreme Left.