[Haaretz Israeli News source->http://www.haaretz.com/]
Columbia graduate Mahmoud Khalil, who was a lead negotiator for the protesters during last spring’s Gaza solidarity encampment on campus, was detained on university property. The arrest follows Trump’s executive order on antisemitism from last month
A report released by Israel’s Association of University Heads says that boycott attempts are increasingly coming from institutions rather than students, ‘driven by political considerations.’ Researchers’ personal ties with overseas colleagues have also been affected
The dehumanization of patients has led to the belief that medical care is a privilege, not a fundamental human right – directly contradicting the Hippocratic Oath
Police told the owners of the stores, specializing in Arabic and English books on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the history of Jerusalem, that they were suspected of disturbing public order. Their lawyer says police likely pivoted once they realized they would not get approval for incitement charges
Rather than directly accusing Israeli officials of committing genocide in Gaza, law professor Omer Shatz is taking a different tack: trying to establish a pattern of incitement to genocide. He explains why he is pressing for the International Criminal Court to act
The war that is supposed to end Sunday will go down in history as the First Kahane War. It is fundamentally different from all of Israel’s previous wars.
The decision comes after AHA members overwhelmingly voted in favor of the resolution condemning Israel’s ‘scholasticide’ in Gaza
Brutal beatings, diseases, starvation – my Palestinian friends in the West Bank who served time in Israeli prisons since late 2023 returned with appalling reports of what can only be called systematic torture
Hamza and Reda Bsharat, cousins aged 10 and 8, were killed in an airstrike in the West Bank on Wednesday. The family says the army then proceeded to ransack their home. ‘These are children, what explosives are they talking about?’
Israeli laureate Maoz Inon accepted his Franco-German human rights prize in the French ambassador’s Tel Aviv residence, while Palestinian activist Issa Amro received his on the street outside an Israeli military checkpoint, calling it ‘a small taste of life under occupation’
