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The group’s attacks on anti-Zionists are undermining its own research on extremist hate, some staff said.

It is with a broken heart that I write this obituary for my dear spouse Charlie who unexpectedly died eight days before our 39th wedding...

An exhibition looks at the Panacea Society and looks at its belief in the end of the world.

Syracuse University canceled a “teach-in” lecture by a visiting Middle East studies scholar that was scheduled for Tuesday due to safety concerns. In a message to the Syracuse community, chancellor and president Kent Syverud said the school was “not able to confidently ensure the safety of the attendees, the speaker and our whole campus community,” according to a copy of the letter obtained by ...

In the Sunday Book Review, I consider books that would interest the compliance professional, the business executive, or anyone who might be curious. It could be books about business,...

A conference organized by the Institute for the Critical Study of Zionism at the Resource Center for Nonviolence Friday caused pushback and debate among UC Santa Cruz professors and members of the Jewish community, against the backdrop of the the latest war between Israel and Hamas.

"We grieve all the lives lost this past weekend and remain committed to a future where all people live in freedom and safety. Israel’s declared war on Palestinians did not start this past weekend but over 75 years ago," writes Lisa Rofel in a Guest Commentary. "Israeli apartheid and occupation — and U.S. complicity — are the source of this violence."

Seven current and former members of UC Santa Cruz faculty write about their "grave concerns about the upcoming inaugural conference of the Institute for the Critical Study of Zionism" in a Guest Commentary addressed to Chancellor Cynthia Larive.

The NGO-led efforts to weaken and replace the IHRA working definition— the most effective means of countering modern antisemitism—need to be countered effectively before they become dominant.

The Biden administration’s move to allow Israel into the U.S. Visa Waiver Program delivers a massive PR win to a Netanyahu government facing widespread protest at home and abroad.