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CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings March 10, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings March 10, 2014

A Palestinian Refugee camp entitled they are human too. As well as a novel about Palestinian Refugees. And you should see this photo book. It looks like gaza today. I mean, nothing has changed. But its very interesting that it was put out by i a conservative out by a conservative, explicitly conservative ideological publisher. And then there was what priced israel by alfred m. Williamthal who i believe is the founder of the American Council on judaism which made what was back then the mainstream jewish argument against the idea of a specifically jewish state. On the other hand, we see the same...

Campus Reform the #1 Source for College News - Vimarsana News

Campus Reform the #1 Source for College News

Cornell University is the single largest recipient of Arab funding with over $1.5 billion gifted between 127 gifts or contracts.

New York Times' Ezra Klein Fails to Understand How Little He Understands - Vimarsana News

New York Times' Ezra Klein Fails to Understand How Little He Understands

The grotesque imbalance of the NYT’s coverage of Israel - and of those who seek to destroy it.

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Funding from Arab countries to US universities raises questions: 'Almost always come with strings attached' - Vimarsana News

Funding from Arab countries to US universities raises questions: 'Almost always come with strings attached'

Foreign influence expert Ben Freeman offers insight into donations to American universities from Arab countries and how that could influence campus policies and responses.