Israel Denies Entry to European Officials Over ‘Support for Israel Boycott’
Purpose of visit was to meet convicted Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti in prison, two ministers say
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Israeli forces target Palestinian schools, teachers in East Jerusalem and Hebron
Israeli police forces entered Zahwat al-Quds school in occupied East Jerusalem on Monday, arresting the principal of the school as well as three teachers in front of students, before closing….
Thousands of Palestinians in limbo as Israel doubles wait time for exit visas from Gaza
Palestinians striving to leave Gaza Strip must brave Israeli bureaucracy and face weeks on weeks of delays
York University Faculty Boycotts Israeli Academic Institution
Toronto — Students Against Israeli Apartheid at York University (SAIA York) is proud to announce that the Faculty of Environmental Studies (FES) at the third largest university in Canada has….
Electricity returns to Palestinian village, three months after Israel confiscates power system
Each family in Jubbet Adh-Dhib village is allotted only three kilowatt hours per day as Israeli-Palestinian group reinstalls hybrid solar power system taken by Israel
In unprecedented move, eight European countries to demand compensation from Israel for West Bank demolitions
In a letter, the countries seek $35,000 in compensation for confiscating and demolishing structures they had built in Area C, under full Israeli control
Medical Students at Chile’s Largest University Overwhelmingly Vote for BDS
More than three-fourths of students at the University of Chile’s Faculty of Medicine voted to break institutional ties with Israeli universities in a student referendum held last month.
Under pressure, Israeli government suspends controversial plan to set up database of Jewish students in U.S.
A Jewish student organization says that it didn’t believe the project was ‘in the best interest of engaging American Jewish college students’
Trump puts Israel first with UNESCO withdrawal
Donald Trump’s “America First” foreign policy was on full display Thursday when the State Department announced that the United States is withdrawing from UNESCO over the United Nations cultural body’s….
Purdue’s president takes aim at the left
Mitch Daniels has decided that the real enemy on the Purdue campus isn’t the far right threatening harassment and violence, but left-wing activism, writes Elizabeth Schulte.