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Pro-Palestine protestors deface homes of Brooklyn Museum director, board members - Vimarsana News

Pro-Palestine protestors deface homes of Brooklyn Museum director, board members

Vandals defaced the homes of several Jewish board members and the director of the Brooklyn Museum Tuesday night.

Source: amny.com
Student Protests and the Controversial Role of Students for Justice in Palestine - Vimarsana News

Student Protests and the Controversial Role of Students for Justice in Palestine

Recently, student protests on college campuses across the United States have dominated headlines.

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Pro-Palestine campus group behind Columbia University protests received over $3million a year in funding from 'charities' linked to Hamas - Vimarsana News

Pro-Palestine campus group behind Columbia University protests received over $3million a year in funding from 'charities' linked to Hamas

Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) is one of the main organizers of a protest that brought Columbia University to a standstill.

Saudis, PGA add political muscle as Congress bears down - Vimarsana News

Saudis, PGA add political muscle as Congress bears down

Teneo CEO and co-founder Paul Keary registered Wednesday as a foreign agent working for the Saudi Public Investment Fund to help sell the deal with the PGA Tour.

McGill University Ends Partnership with University of Tehran after MEF Fellow's Exposé - Vimarsana News

McGill University Ends Partnership with University of Tehran after MEF Fellow's Exposé

PHILADELPHIA – April 18, 2023 – McGill University in Montreal, Canada, publicly confirmed it has pulled the plug on its partnership with the virulently antisemitic University of Tehran, in response to Middle East Forum fellow Benjamin Weinthal's 13-month