Hebrew University of Jerusalem
“Settlers are terrorists by definition,” says Professor Amiram Goldblum, who’s labeled IDF soldiers “Jewish terrorists” • Students file complaint.
Hebrew University discovery named “Science” magazine’s 2019 People’s Choice for Breakthrough of the Year.
Four Israeli universities among top 50 producers of worldwide entrepreneurs
Tel Aviv University was also ranked 13th—the only Israeli university on the list—of the top 25 MBA programs globally that produced entrepreneurs.
“This [new tool] would provide physicians with a fuller picture of what is going on in the brain,” said Dr. Aviv Mezer of the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Professor Amiram Goldblum calls the Israeli soldiers that carried out court-ordered demolition of buildings in Wadi al-Hummus “Jewish terrorists,” hopes “lightning strikes them down.”
Professor Amiram Goldblum reportedly threatened to photograph pro-Israel student activists on campus, so that “teachers know who they shouldn’t accept to advanced degrees.”
“You are a student whose presence in class is very disturbing to the whole group, and your remarks are very unpleasant. I am sorry I had to read your unpleasant and not intelligent papers,” wrote senior professor Daphna Golan, co-founder of the far-left NGO B’Tselem.
“Know your Professor” website contains a searchable database of Israeli professors involved in activity such as promoting BDS, encouraging international pressure on Israel and accusing the IDF of war crimes.
A handful of Hebrew University professors came out against a new training program for Israel Defense Forces’ soldiers in the university’s Department of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies.
World’s longest salt cave (and still in the process of being measured) declared in Israel
Located at the southern part of the Dead Sea, Malham Cave spans more than 6 miles in length.
Just in time for his 140th birthday, Hebrew University reveals the content of newly acquired manuscripts.
The property, which was was discovered in Tzur Natan in central Israel, consisted of an inscription that reads, “Only God help the beautiful property of Master Adios, amen.”