From their support for the Boycott Divest Sanction (BDS) movement, to hosting terrorists, to accepting terrorist tainted funding, some of the nation's top universities have shamefully become part of the Palestinian Arab resistance. And their students turned to violence. Opinion.
Where outsiders saw antisemitism, violence, and disruption of expensive educations, Brown and other "insiders" uniformly praise the protesting students for their bravery and deny that they are antisemitic. Opinion.
No school would tolerate a group of professors who formed a chapter of the KKK, Aryan Nations, or American Nazi Party. None should tolerate faculty who support Hamas, Hezbollah, the PFLP, or any other terrorist organization. Opinion.
Iranian intelligence detained squirrels, pigeons and accused Israel of sending reptiles and stopping rain - meanwhile, Mossad real spies had been laboring for decades and their efforts paid off with spectacular results. Opinion.
The Rutgers CSRR has so thoroughly cornered the market in Israel-hating professors that if they were all together on a boat that sank, the anti-Israel academic "resistance" would all but disappear. Opinion.
Palestinian Arabs find themselves unwelcome throughout the world. Here is why. Opinion.
From support for the BDS movement, to hosting terrorists to accepting terrorist tainted funding, some of the nation's top universities have become too comfortable with connections that they would have shunned not long ago.
From their support for the BDS movement to hosting terrorists to accepting terrorist tainted funding, some of the nation's top universities have become comfortable with connections they would have shunned not long ago. There is a critical need to investigate these connections and hold the universities accountable in their legitimation of the views of Islamist terrorist groups. Opinion.
One of the greatest differences between the coverage of the hostages held in Iran 45 years ago for 444 days and of the hostages in Gaza today is that no one was on Iran's side then, while many are on Hamas's side today. Tomorrow marks day 444 for hostages in Gaza.
I would love for just one anti-Israel, BDS, boycotting/divesting protester to refrain from anything derived from Israeli ingenuity and let me know about it. He will have to use pencil and paper because his smartphone is full of Israeli tech. Opinion.
A.J. Caschetta starts with a tongue-in-cheek article by Arutz Sheva's Giulio Meotti and goes on to suggest a stellar academic career for Prof. Hamas. The sky's the limit but the craven terrorist boss will have to exit his tunnel to see it. Op-ed.
Netanyahu has suggested renaming the Swords of Iron War the War of Renewal, but what do the Israel-hating media call it - and what will go down in history as its name? Opinion.
During WWII the motto "Loose Lips Sink Ships" reflected the priorities of US security agencies, today's massive IC is comprised of at least 18 "three letter agencies" whose DEI motto seems to be "Inconsiderate Words Hurt Feelings."
The world, from the least free nations (China) to the freest nations (the U.S.), seems committed to saving Hamas. Jerusalem must resist these efforts. Opinion.
Perhaps more than any other academic besides Edward Said, French philosopherMichel Foucault is responsible for today's alliance between Leftists and Islamists. He died in 1984, but his misunderstanding of Islam lives on, influencing the way the West views Islam. Op-ed,
Spain, Norway, and Ireland share some common experiences that may shed light on their Palestinian Arab advocacy and contempt for Israel. Opinion.
Today, the Taliban is back in control, and Afghanistan is again a failed-state, safe harbor for terrorist organizations. The engineers of that failure are now urging Israel to replicate the failure in Gaza. Op-ed.
Few of them are really refugees, most of them left their homes voluntarily, and no "Palestinian" has a right to claim anything in Israel. Opinion.
The problem for South Africa, the U.N., and many academics is that neither the genocide accusation, nor its brother, the ethnic cleansing accusation, stands up to scrutiny. Op-ed.
From its earliest days as a nation, Israel rejected apartheid. In 1962, Israel voted to condemn South Africa's apartheid policies at the UN. Op-ed.
Actually, there has never been a country called "Palestine," and the Jewish people were the original inhabitants of this territory. Opinion.
This series is a public service to Americans, because while Israel is fighting the military battle to destroy our common enemy, the least Americans can do is fight the propaganda battle at home. That battle starts by learning the truth.
Friedman says Hamas is not an "existential threat to Israel," but he regularly claims that a Netanyahu government is. It's time to ignore him. Opinion.
Jerusalem can trust its enemies more than its allies to keep their promises. Hitler also kept his promise to try to annihilate the Jews. Opinion.
The Tamil Tigers are only a memory, thanks to the Sri Lanka government which decisively ended a 40-year war against them. Read how. Op-ed.
Does attending a "pro-Palestinian" rally mean approving kidnapping children and old women, defiling corpses and burning people alive? Op-ed
Top universities have become far too comfortable with connections that they once.would have shunned. .Op-ed.
Elderly Professor John Esposito is promoting Sami al-Arian, a Jihad legend, likely inspiring future Jihad legends. Op-ed.
As is usual for the State Dept., the Palestinian Authority is whitewashed in the report and Israel is condemned. Op-ed.
The progressives celebrating World Hijab Day are really revealing their low expectations for other cultures by excusing misogyny. Op-ed.
Exclusively sold to PA Arabs, the new flavors are not available from the River to the Sea as Israel has frozen any plans to expand. Op-ed.
George P. Smith, Nobel Prize chemistry winner, regurgitates ahistorical narratives and indictments of Israel like an undergraduate. Op-ed.
When the UAE cooled on Palestinian Arab rejectionism and warmed to Israel, human rights issues ignored.by academia became an issue.Op-ed..
What better way to honor a hometown hero than with the first annual Birzeit Barghouti Basketball Tournament? So what if he is a murderer?
We are haunted by images of Palestinian Arab children conscripted to Hamas and Islamic Jihad camps. It is time to end the travesty. Op-ed.
The hard sciences once seemed immune to the politics that dominate the humanities in academia, but no longer.Opinion.
